I have some amazing memories at this place. After long production nights at The Gamecock (student newspaper at USC), we'd sometimes drive out here for a latenight meal. Also when drunk on weekends. And sometimes randomly during the week for no reason. And sometimes, we'd live out of our cars in the parking lot & eat three square meals here. Okay not that last one, but one time I actually had a dream about eating at this Waffle House. Well, it was more like a nightmare. You see, I had ordered too much food & I couldn't finish it, but it was just SO GOOD, so I kept eating & eating & eventually in my dream I realized with horror that I wasn't going to be able to finish my food. Horrible horrible nightmare. Okay here's the standard order: Waffle (or double waffle) Cheese omelette. Side of sausage patties. Wheat toast. Then, I'd halve the omelette & make two sausage/egg/cheese sandwiches. Okay I'm going to stop talking about Waffle House now, because it's becoming a little scary. It's probably for the best that they don't exist west of the Mississppi or north of the Mason-Dixon. My arteries couldn't handle it.
(5)
Therese F.
What can a lifetime southerner say about Waffle House? It is my second home, it is the reason I chronically exceed my Goal Weight (TM), it is where I go to worship on Sunday morning. There is no House but Waffle House. If you are but a sojourner in our fine region, you must make at least one pilgrimage to Waffle House during your stay. Sorry, it's the rules. Terrible fortune befalls those who do not eat at Waffle House. And try to find one without one of those new-fangled red and gray interiors; the true Waffle House Experience has to make even the most rational people wonder if they've been mysteriously transported back to 1973. Be warned, however: There's always going to be that one jerk who plays "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" 17 times on the jukebox, simultaneously ruining both the '70s ambiance AND your Texas melt.
(5)
Chuck H.
The waitress came to my table as soon as I sat down. There was zero hesitation. I asked my typical question... What do you recommend? She opened up and didn't stop. I decided to try the chicken and waffles with a side bowl of grits and some sweet tea. When they say sweet tea they seriously mean. That woke we right up. The place is located right off of the highway but its still surprisingly quiet. The inside was maintained well and clean. You can go to the Mc. Monster across the street or come here and get a real meal for about the same price. Plus the southern hospitality to accompany your meal.
(4)
Chuck M.
Probably spelled her name wrong but savaaante was good server an nice. The gravy. Was homemade. And awesome. Coffe was light
(5)
Christopher K.
Why do I keep going back to this place. It's cheap, is greasy, its fast. If your stomach can handle it you might love this place. My stomach can't. And yet, I keep going back for those rubbery waffles. My wife likes to add the 'strawberries' to her pancakes or waffles. These little frozen pink perfumed chunks are very far away from actual strawberries - more like some weird candy. Hold on, I need to go get an order of quadruple hash-brows for dinner. Someone stop me.
(4)
Perri H.
First timer, loved it. Food was quick and plentiful. I had there Texas Steak sandwich. It's like a Philly cheesesteak but on Texas toast. It was awesome. I'd go back sooner if they were closer.
(4)
Katie R.
I've been to this WaHo twice and enjoyed both experiences. The staff is friendly and the food comes out quickly. In the grand scheme of WaHo's, this one is relatively clean.
Sorry, Store hours have not been updated. If you are the owner of this restaurants. Please update the store hours.
Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No
Pete J.
I have some amazing memories at this place. After long production nights at The Gamecock (student newspaper at USC), we'd sometimes drive out here for a latenight meal. Also when drunk on weekends. And sometimes randomly during the week for no reason. And sometimes, we'd live out of our cars in the parking lot & eat three square meals here. Okay not that last one, but one time I actually had a dream about eating at this Waffle House. Well, it was more like a nightmare. You see, I had ordered too much food & I couldn't finish it, but it was just SO GOOD, so I kept eating & eating & eventually in my dream I realized with horror that I wasn't going to be able to finish my food. Horrible horrible nightmare. Okay here's the standard order: Waffle (or double waffle) Cheese omelette. Side of sausage patties. Wheat toast. Then, I'd halve the omelette & make two sausage/egg/cheese sandwiches. Okay I'm going to stop talking about Waffle House now, because it's becoming a little scary. It's probably for the best that they don't exist west of the Mississppi or north of the Mason-Dixon. My arteries couldn't handle it.
(5)Therese F.
What can a lifetime southerner say about Waffle House? It is my second home, it is the reason I chronically exceed my Goal Weight (TM), it is where I go to worship on Sunday morning. There is no House but Waffle House. If you are but a sojourner in our fine region, you must make at least one pilgrimage to Waffle House during your stay. Sorry, it's the rules. Terrible fortune befalls those who do not eat at Waffle House. And try to find one without one of those new-fangled red and gray interiors; the true Waffle House Experience has to make even the most rational people wonder if they've been mysteriously transported back to 1973. Be warned, however: There's always going to be that one jerk who plays "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" 17 times on the jukebox, simultaneously ruining both the '70s ambiance AND your Texas melt.
(5)Chuck H.
The waitress came to my table as soon as I sat down. There was zero hesitation. I asked my typical question... What do you recommend? She opened up and didn't stop. I decided to try the chicken and waffles with a side bowl of grits and some sweet tea. When they say sweet tea they seriously mean. That woke we right up. The place is located right off of the highway but its still surprisingly quiet. The inside was maintained well and clean. You can go to the Mc. Monster across the street or come here and get a real meal for about the same price. Plus the southern hospitality to accompany your meal.
(4)Chuck M.
Probably spelled her name wrong but savaaante was good server an nice. The gravy. Was homemade. And awesome. Coffe was light
(5)Christopher K.
Why do I keep going back to this place. It's cheap, is greasy, its fast. If your stomach can handle it you might love this place. My stomach can't. And yet, I keep going back for those rubbery waffles. My wife likes to add the 'strawberries' to her pancakes or waffles. These little frozen pink perfumed chunks are very far away from actual strawberries - more like some weird candy. Hold on, I need to go get an order of quadruple hash-brows for dinner. Someone stop me.
(4)Perri H.
First timer, loved it. Food was quick and plentiful. I had there Texas Steak sandwich. It's like a Philly cheesesteak but on Texas toast. It was awesome. I'd go back sooner if they were closer.
(4)Katie R.
I've been to this WaHo twice and enjoyed both experiences. The staff is friendly and the food comes out quickly. In the grand scheme of WaHo's, this one is relatively clean.
(4)Niko A.
Awesome breakfast, and the sweet tea is the bomb
(5)