Waffle Brothers Pub Style

This place is absolutely fantastic! Very friendly staff and the food was absolutely phenomenal! I was just in town for the weekend and am so happy to have stumbled on the gem!

Having a great beer with a yummy yummy waffle, how much better can life get? I love this place great food, friendly service, funky style, and good beer on tap! If it was closer I would be there a lot more. Good thing it isn’t my doctor would have to lecture me more!
I do only try to go when I know I can set outside as the inside is small and usually crowded, but they make due with what they have!

At this point in my life, I am following a very specific «Food Intolerance» process, so I’m very careful with what I eat. It’s not for weight loss, it’s for my health.
Anyway, with that being said, we were out walking, and stopped at the Waffle Brothers Pub Style. We walked in, grabbed a menu, and started looking at what they have. The young woman working the front counter (where you order), politely asked us if we needed help. We told her we were looking for a new place for breakfast. I explained my health situation, and the specific needs that I have: gluten free (no problem for most restaurants these days), but I also can not have garlic, onion, honey, or agave right now, as well as a long list of other things. She said, «No problem.» She walked into the little kitchen right there, and explained. Another person came to the counter, and I explained again. He said, «No problem.» Of course, we had to order! You betcha, we did!
WOW! My husband had their regular waffle, and I had the gluten free waffle. The young women said their waffles don’t really need anything on top, as they are sweet enough as they are. She was right! WOW! I did get strawberries on top, which were yummy. My husband didn’t have anything on top of his. I let him try my waffle, and he thought my waffle was just as good as his regular waffle.
The interior is clean, with a large outside eating area. There is only room, on the first floor, for about 15 people (or so). But wait, they have an upstairs, which can seat another 15 people or so (probably more), as well. It’s nice! There is a tv upstairs too.
Overall, a good place to grab some breakfast. I do believe, that they are open later, for a happy hour too, but don’t quote me on that.
See you there!
Thanks, Waffle Brothers, for being so understanding, and accommodating, as to my (current) dietary needs. You rock!

I really like this place. The service was great, friendly, helpful and fast. I really like the delicious options you have for the waffles and waffle topping. The wings were and good and crispy. I will definitely come back.

Cheap Belgium waffles, excellent alternative 90s music, and the walls are entirely covered in graffiti. Can’t think of a better start to Saturday.

Ok Folks this a gem not so hidden but still somewhat out of the way{ I mean that being from San Antonio, Texas} In our visit to you wonderful city. we came up on you guys, boy! where have you been all our lives. we were totally blown away by your food. you guys Rock! nice place, great staff, awesome Waffles. my Daughter back home hated me for finding you guys… Ha! { I sent pictures} we had a blast. Thank you for a great meal… we will be back soon… folks, for you who live here{ as in there } you have a Gem, please stop by. it is well worth it… Waffle Brothers don’t change a thing you have it down just right.

For the most part I dig Waffle Brothers and the concept but the three stars on my part is mostly because I’m not a sweet-​for-​breakfast kinda gal. But regardless, we’ve been here twice. The first time was a summer morning where we sat outside and enjoyed our sweet waffle with some coffee. The second time was this past weekend where we actually got a table inside (unheard of!) I had the Four Corners this time around, with a different toppings on each part of the waffle. I stuck with fruit like kiwi, banana, strawberries and raspberries but in the end with all the powdered sugar and whipped cream they load on, it was too sweet for me. I wish they would incorporate some more savory items like their chicken and waffles onto the menu. If they did, I would be back again in a heartbeat!

I have been here for breakfast/​brunch several times now and I just adore this place. Confession, I have only tried one thing on the menu — the waffle with caramel, strawberries, and whipped cream. I think it’s called the Alley Cat. This is because I love it so much that ordering anything else is unimaginable! I usually get it with bacon. But my husband has ordered different things every time he has been here and they all look really yummy. And the waffle has an awesome texture, crunchy but not dry.
There is a great outdoor patio with a friendly feel. People bring their dogs and sometimes they have live music. When we were there on a recent Sunday there was a flamenco guitarist.
If I had one criticism, it’s that the process is a little slow. You stand in a line to order, and then you wait a long time for the food to come out. For a restaurant that doesn’t actually have full table service, it seems to take a long time. But the service is so friendly, and considering that everything else is so good, I didn’t take off a star.
This place definitely deserves a visit. I know I’ll be back soon.

This was the most fun I’ve had at breakfast, plus the best waffle! The outdoor seating is perfect, including the squirrel friend we made (and named Charlie if you meet him). We were offered a free beer sample after one of the guys working heard us talking about the beer our friends had, and it was really good! The whole experience here was awesome and I’d rate it beyond a 5 if I could.

I’ve been here so many times, it’s about time I wrote a review. Also just so you know they changed their serving style a few months ago. You no longer sit at a table and order their. You order at the bar and they bring you your food. Even with this change I still love the place!
To be honest I’ve only had the sweet waffles but I see people order the savory waffles all the time. I have also never tried any of the different waffle styles other than the original, but by reading the wall it appears the gluten free ones and other ones are good too.
The original waffle is the denser waffle with the sugar bits in it. This ones my favorite style. You can get what ever you want on it or try one of their predesigned ones. I prefer the Tremont Special and the Four Corners. If you like Nutella, the Baby Gatlin (spelling?) looks delicious. But I’m allergic to nuts so I can’t have it. All of the staff are always super friendly and very helpful.
The walls are covered in drawings from customers. Some of them are funny, and some are just beautiful.
If you’re like Lesley Knope from Parks and Rec and you appreciate a good waffle, then I would make this my next destination!

I thoroughly enjoyed this place. The atmosphere was amazing, it had a hipster vibe and and 95% of the seating is outside. On a perfect day it’s amazing. I ordered da cherry bomb waffle which comes with cherries and crème on top of a Belgium waffle which was super sweet and delightful. I also had bacons and scrambled eggs. The eggs were weird. They put them in a round cooker obviously because they looked perfectly formed.

I live just down the street from here and was so excited to eat here. My friend and I finally walked up to try it out. While the food was good, it wasn’t great. I don’t think the Waffles were anything special. We ordered the dipper plate so we could sample many different toppings. For the price $ 9 it was just OK. The ordering format is a little odd as well. You go in and walk up to a counter, order and get a number. Which seems pretty straight forward but for some reason is a little awkward. They have a few tables inside but most of the seating is outside. All in all the experience was just average.

We love Waffle Brother’s!
Super friendly staff. Self serve coffee and soda/​water .Mimosas are delish! The waffles are sweet and unique. Plenty of vegetarian options.

What a funky place! We walked down the street looking for a place for lunch and saw this place. Loved the old house with the writing on the wall! Cute little garden if you wanted to eat outside. It’s a funky, hipster feel.
The staff was great. The girl gave us some good advice on what to get. We even tried some local beer and bottomless mimosas.
My sister and I split the plain wheat waffle and fried chicken tenders with a side of waffle fries and potato salad. My husband got a smaller serving of classic waffles but was loaded with toppings and boneless chicken wings. It was very filling. Our friend chicken was good. How I prefer it… none of that flour coated fried chicken. (Some people like it but I think it’s heavy with waffles.) The seasoning was perfect! The wheat waffle was great. Not too sweet or plain. We just added butter and syrup. My husband had Nutella, bananas, whipped cream, and syrup on a classic waffle. His tasted great with all the toppings. If you’re going to get toppings, get the classic waffle because the toppings add a good deal of sweetness. I recommend it to anyone who hasn’t had waffles and fried chicken.

Ill start of with the AMAZING bottomless mimosa deal. For, I believe $ 9 you get an entire pitcher to share with your table and once it becomes empty someone will bring you a new one. This is pretty great to me because I’ve been to other places that offer «bottomless» mimosas and sometimes you have to wait a while to flag down your waitress to get a refill, so this was great because you could serve yourself.
The ordering style is a little different, you have to go into this converted house and order your food which they will then bring to you. I sat outside on the patio (which is dog friendly) so I didn’t get to see too much of the inside. I ordered the 4 corners which is a waffle with four toppings on each corner, it was probably one of the best waffles I’ve ever had, but it was TINY and $ 7 which I thought was a little pricy for a waffle the size of my pinky! My boyfriend ordered the chicken and waffles which he loved.
I would definitely come back, but not on an empty stomach because one $ 7 waffle does not go very far.

The waffles here are pretty good! I ordered the breakfast waffle sandwich with a traditional waffle, a poached egg, cheddar and avocado. The traditional waffle is supposed to be less sweet, but we still found it pretty sweet. The waffle could have been crispier as well, I had a bite of the whole wheat waffle and found it much more flavorful. The egg was poached well and there was a lot of avocado and cheese, which is always appreciated! You can add either meat or avocado to the breakfast sandwich, and getting a second waffle is only $ 0.20 more than the one-​waffle option (~$ 7 total). Overall, I think this is a great place to go to for a quick breakfast — we didn’t have to wait long to order food and the waffles were good.

Today we all decided that Waffle Brothers was where we should eat. We chilled outside because it’s Colorado. I got the breakfast waffle sammy with bacon, whole wheat waffs, and scrambled eggs.
The bacon was legit, nice and crispy. The waffles tasted good but needed a little more crunch. It came with a Cajun sauce, but I was not a fan. Way too sweet and not enough spice. The amount of food was solid and filled me up to go roam the city.
Thanks for your time.

I suppose it’s strange that I’ve never eaten a waffle here. But I come during lunch when the urge for breakfast food has long passed. I get a burger on a Brioche bun with a side salad, not even waffle fries.
The first couple of visits, my burgers were absolutely wonderful. But I think the kitchen may have made some changes because my most recent burger looked like a pre-​made frozen patty, rather than the freshly made hamburgers I remembered. It tasted okay but was smaller than I expected and was cooked to a higher temperature than I requested. I also don’t remember the side salad being so expensive: almost $ 4 for about a cup of mixed greens, carrots and tomatoes.
This Waffle Brothers location is housed in an historic restored Victorian house. It definitely has its quirky charms, such as small rooms, a narrow staircase, and drafty windows. I do question management’s decision to fill the bottom floor with high-​top bar tables that make the room seem even smaller and more cramped. I suggest heading upstairs to dine in relative quiet and enjoy more elbow room. But, undoubtedly, the best seat in the house (weather permitting, of course) is actually outside the house in the front yard underneath a magnificent tree (probably one of the largest in the area).
The one constant during all of my visits is the outstanding service. The staff here is friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, patient, and accommodating. One especially sweet server opined that people should be happy when they’re eating food. I couldn’t agree more.

Went here for a mommy date with babies in tow. We were all really excited but were unfortunately let down by our experience. First of all, we went on a Tuesday morning, and the place was almost completely empty (one other table) — yet the service was still somehow abysmal. The waitress was overly engrossed in her cell phone, and very rarely came over to our table. In fact, someone else came over to clear our plates, because she was too «busy.»
I ordered coffee, and it took literally 15 minutes to receive it — and it was lukewarm and half empty. Like she poured it, took a big sip, and then forgot to bring me the rest. I was really confused.
The food was pretty good. Everyone loves a good waffle, and these waffles were tasty. But they were a little overpriced for what was received. I ordered the Waffle Breakfast Plate with the whole wheat waffle. It says you get a waffle, poached eggs, meat, and fruit, and I got a modestly-​sized waffle, 2 eggs, 1 piece of bacon, 1 halved strawberry, a couple berries, and a third of a banana still in its peel, all for $ 10. Not terrible, but I would have expected a bit more. Especially on the fruit side. I basically just got a fruit garnish. The food was decent, but for a place that should be known for its waffles, I wanted to be wowed.
The location was really cute, both inside and outside.
I just can’t get past the cost and the service. I probably won’t be back, unfortunately. I really love waffles, but I guess I’ll have to just get really good and making them myself.

The location is a cute, older, remodeled house in a vibrant area close to downtown. I don’t know what’s up with all the bad reviews, but I came here recently and had a fantastic time. We came on a late Friday morning and sat outside. The weather was beautiful. My brother recommended it due to his past trips to Denver and dining here before. I’m craving delicious waffles as I write this.
We need a waffle movement in Austin. They had EVERYTHING!!! They even had an entire section dedicated to waffles with clever names and the unique toppings they put on the waffle. Marshmallow cream cheese topping? Any fruit your heart desires? Check! They offered breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, waffle fries of course, burgers, salads and even chicken & waffles. Delicious coffee beverages as well. I couldn’t decide so I opted to get a waffle breakfast sandwich and sub avocado. And it was huge. It had egg, cheese and a spicy cajun sauce, minus jalapeños. I have never had a waffle sandwich and I was impressed. You don’t even need maple syrup, none of us used it. They had a very clever option to offer a bag of waffles to take home for just under $ 10 for the original, whole wheat or GF waffles.
Please open a location in Austin, TX. Thanks.