Awesome, definitely a huge huge step up from the Scranton location. Food was yummy, staff was pleasant and the atmosphere was what it should be! :-) We'll drive the extra 12 miles any day!
(5)
G-man W.
Used to be great! Been coming here for years. We sat with our 2 kids around 5:30 PM on a Sunday and got "be right there" 3 times over the course of 15 minutes by a very lackadaisical and immature waitress. There were 3 other tables aside from ours between herself and another taller waitress, so there was no excuse for us to be ignored for so long. At one point, a customer asked for over easy eggs, and that same waitress said "you mean runny like boogers?" We were disgusted at that comment. She never came by and so we left.
(1)
Pamela H.
This was my first... and last... visit to this waffle house. Our waffles were served close to10 minutes before the rest of our order (eggs, meat, sides, etc.) What do you do??? Eat your waffle by itself or let it sit and get cold waiting for the rest of your food?? We went ahead and ate them and waited.. and waited ... and waited. Finally, my 'over easy' eggs arrived - there was NO easy about it. The yolks were set - ugh! Never offered a coffee refill. Never again.
(1)
Steve S.
I'll make this as simple as I can. I've been to a Waffle House before, but it had been a while. During my recent business trip to the area, once I found out there was a Waffle House nearby, I knew I'd be there at least once. I wound up eating here three times in 36 hours. First time was breakfast for dinner. The All-Star special is perfect for such a thing. The pecan waffle I got with it is potentially addicting! I don't know how they do it. And I'm a sucker for shredded hash browns to begin with, so they had me there too. On top of it all, the waitresses at the counter were incredibly friendly and a lot of fun to talk to. I had no problems getting refills. I was hooked. Second time was breakfast the following morning. The waitresses remembered me and greeted me like a regular. Another waffle, some grits, and hash browns "all the way" later... and I became thankful that there isn't a Waffle House located within an hour of my Philadelphia home because I'm certain I would eat this every day and it would kill me. The third time was a late night excursion after my wedding gig that same day. I had a hankering for a quick bite, and decided to give a cheeseburger a try. I even loved the cheeseburger. Maybe it's not the best one out there, but that burger with a decent size side of the hash browns was only $4.50 and was a perfect greasy spoon type meal. Can't beat that price. I'm saying goodbye to this particular Waffle House because I doubt I'll be up this way again anytime soon. But I'll be sure to find another one sometime.
(5)
Ray T.
It's a Waffle House. It's breakfast for dinner. It's waffles. It's cheap. It's 24/7. Compared to other WH's, this one was pretty clean, including the bathrooms. Food was delivered quickly, and was pretty good. The main entertainment was the three girls running the shop- all HS, or just past- one was singing "Two Tickets to Paradise" through the entire visit...but she didn't remember the second line, so kept singing the same line over and over. Other conversations included picking noses. OK, so I know I shouldn't expect Garcon or Pierre with a french accent or Chef Ramsey to be behind the counter, but it was a little sophomoric but granted, the resturaunt was nearly empty, so it had that "almost at closing" feel, so maybe it was just cheap entertainment...and that it was! It tasted great tonight, after a long day of skiing at Elk...so I can't complain. It was good eats before heading down the Turnpike.
(4)
Sean D.
My first stop at a WH ever. Friendly staff, and fairly clean. Everything as expected. Unexpected problems arose with the ordering of eggs over easy. They were completely undercooked, which is unusual for over easy. I had to track down the waitress (who was eating at the counter for some reason), and she was professional and nice. Two mins later I had "over medium" eggs that were cooked exactly the same as before, and were totally undercooked. When I say undercooked, I am not talking about runny yolks, folks. I left hungry and completely disgusted. As an aside: no butter to be found at a WH, which is a bummer. I don't prefer the vegetable oil based faux butter, and wish they had some available.
(1)
Andrew K.
WAFFLES ANYTIME!!! i am deeply saddened by the fact that waffle house hasn't made it up to the NYC area!! on our road trip back from Toronto, i've shared my experience with my son, who had never really ventured south... I tried to describe the salty, greasy goodness that is waffle house.... Adam was impressed.... he said it was one of the best diners he has experienced... that's his thought, but i always have a big spot in my heart and in my belly for waffle house... if you are from the south, waffle house has gotten to you one time or another...i'm sure of it!! what better way to start your day with some southern comfort, up north!! i want they're cup so bad!! we were seated and didn't take long for us to order... simple menu equals simple food... nothing like greasy goodness once in awhile! my mini me started with a waffle, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast and hash browns!! all that was served in 3 plates!! i ordered the texas breakfast melt!! ahhh,,,still reminiscing how it tasted. what i didn't get this time was GRITS!! =( waffle house needs to open up locations in NYC!!!
(5)
Domenic F.
The best breakfast period. Waffle, hashbrowns coffee.. It's amazingly simple and yet it's hard to master. This place does it better then most! The 1 thing that killed it was the service, which isn't good at all. Some younger woman who had no idea literally what she was doing. We had to repeatedly ask for a our coffee! What's going on here, have the pot ready to go with cups! Move it! Oh well....good stuff but -1 star for poop service.
(4)
Bijo C.
I LOVE THIS PLACE. Best breakfast for a trucker in scranton.
(5)
David K.
run by highschool kids, always open, usually never crowded. I got the T-bone steak and eggs combo with hash browns and biscuit for $10 was just okay. What can you expect from diner food. The waitress was barely out of puberty and was not experienced enough to know to always ask customers for refills on drinks to get a better tip. The Waffle House chains in more populous places seem better run, what can you expect from a place in the middle of nowhere was just okay.
(3)
Ryan N.
Waffle House has decently priced food, and is open 24 hours. It's also one of the only 24 hour places to eat in Clarks Summit. The restaurant is somewhat clean but the bathrooms are pretty gross. If you go early in the morning, during the time you should be eating breakfast, expect crowds. If you go at night, expect loud, drunk, obnoxious people.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Jen M.
Awesome, definitely a huge huge step up from the Scranton location. Food was yummy, staff was pleasant and the atmosphere was what it should be! :-) We'll drive the extra 12 miles any day!
(5)G-man W.
Used to be great! Been coming here for years. We sat with our 2 kids around 5:30 PM on a Sunday and got "be right there" 3 times over the course of 15 minutes by a very lackadaisical and immature waitress. There were 3 other tables aside from ours between herself and another taller waitress, so there was no excuse for us to be ignored for so long. At one point, a customer asked for over easy eggs, and that same waitress said "you mean runny like boogers?" We were disgusted at that comment. She never came by and so we left.
(1)Pamela H.
This was my first... and last... visit to this waffle house. Our waffles were served close to10 minutes before the rest of our order (eggs, meat, sides, etc.) What do you do??? Eat your waffle by itself or let it sit and get cold waiting for the rest of your food?? We went ahead and ate them and waited.. and waited ... and waited. Finally, my 'over easy' eggs arrived - there was NO easy about it. The yolks were set - ugh! Never offered a coffee refill. Never again.
(1)Steve S.
I'll make this as simple as I can. I've been to a Waffle House before, but it had been a while. During my recent business trip to the area, once I found out there was a Waffle House nearby, I knew I'd be there at least once. I wound up eating here three times in 36 hours. First time was breakfast for dinner. The All-Star special is perfect for such a thing. The pecan waffle I got with it is potentially addicting! I don't know how they do it. And I'm a sucker for shredded hash browns to begin with, so they had me there too. On top of it all, the waitresses at the counter were incredibly friendly and a lot of fun to talk to. I had no problems getting refills. I was hooked. Second time was breakfast the following morning. The waitresses remembered me and greeted me like a regular. Another waffle, some grits, and hash browns "all the way" later... and I became thankful that there isn't a Waffle House located within an hour of my Philadelphia home because I'm certain I would eat this every day and it would kill me. The third time was a late night excursion after my wedding gig that same day. I had a hankering for a quick bite, and decided to give a cheeseburger a try. I even loved the cheeseburger. Maybe it's not the best one out there, but that burger with a decent size side of the hash browns was only $4.50 and was a perfect greasy spoon type meal. Can't beat that price. I'm saying goodbye to this particular Waffle House because I doubt I'll be up this way again anytime soon. But I'll be sure to find another one sometime.
(5)Ray T.
It's a Waffle House. It's breakfast for dinner. It's waffles. It's cheap. It's 24/7. Compared to other WH's, this one was pretty clean, including the bathrooms. Food was delivered quickly, and was pretty good. The main entertainment was the three girls running the shop- all HS, or just past- one was singing "Two Tickets to Paradise" through the entire visit...but she didn't remember the second line, so kept singing the same line over and over. Other conversations included picking noses. OK, so I know I shouldn't expect Garcon or Pierre with a french accent or Chef Ramsey to be behind the counter, but it was a little sophomoric but granted, the resturaunt was nearly empty, so it had that "almost at closing" feel, so maybe it was just cheap entertainment...and that it was! It tasted great tonight, after a long day of skiing at Elk...so I can't complain. It was good eats before heading down the Turnpike.
(4)Sean D.
My first stop at a WH ever. Friendly staff, and fairly clean. Everything as expected. Unexpected problems arose with the ordering of eggs over easy. They were completely undercooked, which is unusual for over easy. I had to track down the waitress (who was eating at the counter for some reason), and she was professional and nice. Two mins later I had "over medium" eggs that were cooked exactly the same as before, and were totally undercooked. When I say undercooked, I am not talking about runny yolks, folks. I left hungry and completely disgusted. As an aside: no butter to be found at a WH, which is a bummer. I don't prefer the vegetable oil based faux butter, and wish they had some available.
(1)Andrew K.
WAFFLES ANYTIME!!! i am deeply saddened by the fact that waffle house hasn't made it up to the NYC area!! on our road trip back from Toronto, i've shared my experience with my son, who had never really ventured south... I tried to describe the salty, greasy goodness that is waffle house.... Adam was impressed.... he said it was one of the best diners he has experienced... that's his thought, but i always have a big spot in my heart and in my belly for waffle house... if you are from the south, waffle house has gotten to you one time or another...i'm sure of it!! what better way to start your day with some southern comfort, up north!! i want they're cup so bad!! we were seated and didn't take long for us to order... simple menu equals simple food... nothing like greasy goodness once in awhile! my mini me started with a waffle, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast and hash browns!! all that was served in 3 plates!! i ordered the texas breakfast melt!! ahhh,,,still reminiscing how it tasted. what i didn't get this time was GRITS!! =( waffle house needs to open up locations in NYC!!!
(5)Domenic F.
The best breakfast period. Waffle, hashbrowns coffee.. It's amazingly simple and yet it's hard to master. This place does it better then most! The 1 thing that killed it was the service, which isn't good at all. Some younger woman who had no idea literally what she was doing. We had to repeatedly ask for a our coffee! What's going on here, have the pot ready to go with cups! Move it! Oh well....good stuff but -1 star for poop service.
(4)Bijo C.
I LOVE THIS PLACE. Best breakfast for a trucker in scranton.
(5)David K.
run by highschool kids, always open, usually never crowded. I got the T-bone steak and eggs combo with hash browns and biscuit for $10 was just okay. What can you expect from diner food. The waitress was barely out of puberty and was not experienced enough to know to always ask customers for refills on drinks to get a better tip. The Waffle House chains in more populous places seem better run, what can you expect from a place in the middle of nowhere was just okay.
(3)Ryan N.
Waffle House has decently priced food, and is open 24 hours. It's also one of the only 24 hour places to eat in Clarks Summit. The restaurant is somewhat clean but the bathrooms are pretty gross. If you go early in the morning, during the time you should be eating breakfast, expect crowds. If you go at night, expect loud, drunk, obnoxious people.
(3)