Waffle House

Went here with the kids on a busy Saturday morning, they provided excellent service and food. Our waitress was top notch and the food was excellent! We couldn’t have asked for a better experience!

Love the food here
The waffles of course are a must. I like a side of bacon to go with it. Smothered hash browns are good too. I prefer them well done.
Ice tea, I ordered ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ sweet and non sweet.
Our server remembered us from last year.
Pretty amazing the details she rendered about us.

Sat at the counter and just waited there for 10 minutes without anyone ever acknowledging my existence. I got up and left. Way to go!

Back in the day, when I used to travel all over the country, I would look forward to my visits to the south. Warmth and sunshine in the winter … fantastic BBQ … and Waffle House. I made it a point to stop in at least once per visit for breakfast. Now they’ve expanded and one is even located not that far from my home. So, before I voted today, I decided to treat myself to a Waffle House breakfast. Of course, their breakfast is served all day long, so matter what time you wake up they’ll be waiting for you.
They still look the same, inside and out. I grabbed a seat at the counter and checked out the place mat/​menu. My eyes immediately went to the All Star Breakfast. Get this: for under $ 10.00, including tax, I had coffee, a waffle, two eggs (over easy), toast, hash browns and three slices of bacon. And since they cook everything in front of you, you know everything is fresh. The eggs were nice and runny, perfect for slopping up with the toast. Bacon, cooked under that metal press thing they use, was crisp, as were the hash browns. I would have preferred the waffle been left in the maker a bit longer to crisp the outsides up some more. But, after smothering it in butter and syrup, I was happy. Just like old times!
I noticed other reviewers complained about the service, but I couldn’t have been more pleased with it. They were attentive and friendly (refilled my coffee cup twice), and checked in on me numerous times. Maybe I was lucky, or maybe there is a new attitude there, but I thought the service was fine.

Let me start the review off by saying I’ve been to waffle houses across the country and have had nothing but great experiences. When I heard that my girlfriend had not been to one I knew I had to take her to one!
Waitress sucked she was the only one with out a name tag. She was very rude. Tried to take our order immediately, and when we said we weren’t ready she gave us a very rude look. Didn’t give us our 5 min check in to ask how everything was.
Other than the terrible service from the old Latina waitress with the ribbon tattooed on her arm, the experience was good. I mean the food was good.

Disappointed. Was expecting a little more with the food. Staff could have more friendly.

Provides everything you would expect from a Waffle House. Interacting with the awesome staff makes a late night visit a must.

Come on. It’s Waffle House! Cheap breakfast, doesn’t taste awful. For the price, it’s awesome.

The Waffle House. A national breakfast tradition. People get married at Waffle Houses. People plan family reunions at Waffle Houses. I really, and I do mean REALLY do not want to meet these people.
The yellow plastic sign is a harbinger: this will not be fine dining. I know, I know. People love the place because it is cheap. Very cheap. If you only had the coins you found lodged between the seat and the center console, they would still roll out a full breakfast for you. WITH the standard three percent tip. So, here’s the tradeoff:
The Good? Price! It is cheap. Inexpensive. Downright stingy. If you can’t afford Waffle House, chances are you’ll never, ever see this review, because you’ll be too busy re-​writing your cardboard sign or standing by the exit ramp. Have I mentioned it doesn’t cost much to eat here?
The Bad? Everything else. They save money in so many ways. Cleanliness. Food quality. Lighting. Menus. Employees. This is the bottom of the food chain. This is where, if you’re either still drunk or supremely hungover, you slide into a booth, pull down your ironic hoodie, and mumble, «Coffee. And whatever else I can get for… let’s see… four dollars and thirteen cents. And Coffee.»
«We’re not in the food business. We’re in the people business.» So goes their slogan. I kinda like my restaurants to BE in the food business. My final ruling: Betwixt one and no stars. Keep driving.
(And Mark G? That last comment of yours is un-​called for.)

Nobody has reviewed this place yet?! Wow. I get to pop Wa Ho’s cherry! Lucky me! Let me smother and cover you with my love! Wa Ho is the best place to go after the party is over and the club has ended. Just don’t expect friendly service. Wa Ho’s waitresses are notorious for being the rudest people on Earth and they will mess with your food if you provoke them.