Waffle House #1125

This WaHo gets it! They have a manager on staff who takes care of cleaning all the tables and greeting the patrons. Everything was so spick and span I haven’t seen a Waffle House that clean and friendly and comfortable in many years. What a treat since I only get to indulge in WaHo coming home for the holidays. Waffle game was on point!!! Yummy!!! Thanks for bringing back Waffle House’s good name, so glad my parents moved nearby this location!

Ahh Waffle House one of my many highly anticipated experiences in life finally completed!
Came here this morning before a day of dirt bike riding for the boys and ordered us up the works. Be both got the all star brekfast but my boyfriend and I ordered scrambled eggs, extra cheesy grits, white toast, sausage patties and a strawberry waffle. Our friend got the same all star breakfast but with eggs over medium, wheat toast, hash browns with jalapeños and ham, a plain waffle and sausage patties. The OJ here was on point and refreshing I drank a good portion of my boyfriends. Our food came out super fast and our waitress was really friendly. My only complaint is I wish my waffle was cooked a little bit more than it was. I like my waffles crispy. The grits had a few large lumps in them but I ate around them. All in all not what I expected but I still need to come back and try a few different items to give it an over all review.

Waffle House is the quintessential southern greasy spoon place for ²⁴⁄₇ breakfast items, and this store is an average example of the brand.
Staffing is young and generally indifferent. Food is what it is. Eggs are eggs. Bacon is bacon. However, the raison d’etre at WH is the hash browns. Y’all know what I’m talking about. Smothered, yadda, yadda, yadda. They’re pretty good.
Burgers are greasy but perfect for that hangover you’re nursing.
Cheap prices. Cheap food. Indifferent service. That’s Waffle House. The Wal Mart of restaurants.

«Madam, we must have waffles! We must all have waffles forthwith! We must all think, and we must all have waffles, and think each and every one of us to the very best of his ability…» — The Ladykillers (2004)
Kind of fancy for a WaHo, but it does the trick when you are craving an order of scattered, smothered, covered and chunked.
Post concert, we were hungry and so we stopped in here for a late dinner/​snack and this has to be one of the cleanest and nicest WaHo’s around. Everything was pristine (except the syrup bottle on the table).
We placed our orders and waited for our food to come out. This was where everything was exactly the same — some of the bread came out over done — okay burnt. My patty melt had no onions on it (no clue why), and my double order of hashbrowns only had 1 slice of cheese. Okay, so most places ask me (when I order a double plate) if I want them double covered or not. I have never understood this as 2 orders of hashbrowns covered should automatically equal 2 slices of cheese. Period. Anyway, our guy did not ask. So only 1 slice of cheese for me, but plenty of ham. My bread was not burnt and the patty melt was good (except no onions).
The service was good, place was pretty damn clean and the food was AOK. Also, no scary individuals frequenting this place either. So I wouldn’t mind coming back again.

Like a port in a storm, this location and the staff here served me admirably with aplomb and grace. I had my usual triple hashbrowns with triple ham chunks and triple cheese… which was reliably yummy and a fraction of the price of the meals that I had eaten on my nearly 3-​week stay in the ATL metro area. Seriously, you folks are inured to ephtarded prices for quotidian food, apparently. Go to the nearest Waffle House instead of that dumbass, hipster, bullshit, trendy eatery… for a third of the cost, you’ll get hot, good food and leave feeling superior. It’s breakfast food, not a goddamned lifetime commitment, so settle down, Poindexter.

How can you not love Waffle House?
Despite a busy time, our server got to us promptly and was unfailingly polite. I got the All-​Star special with hash browns, wheat toast, and sausage.
The Waffle took a while to come out (the only downside to my meal), but it was warm and fluffy when it did come out. The sausage had just the right amount of spice and after a dollop of maple syrup it was the perfect blend of sweet and savory. The hash browns were nice and crispy — too many times I’ve had them undercooked but this was just right. We never had to worry about our glasses getting empty and the food was great.
This trip just reminded me what I’ve been missing.

Since I was in town visiting family for the first time in Georgia, I told them I needed to try a Waffle House.
The day after Thanksgiving we drove to the closest one and as we walked in the line as quite long. We waited about 20 minutes for a seat.
These dining establishments look like your typical diner all over the country but obviously it is the waffles that stick out. If you are watching what you eat and want to stay healthy, avoid this place at all costs. I was on vacation so I was going out of my way for this.
I went for the famous All Star Special which consisted of 2 eggs, toast, bacon, large waffle and your choice of either ham or grits.
The tables were so small that 5 of us ordered the same thing and the plates took up the entire table. Portions are decent but the food is your typical diner food. That stuff was as greasy as you could come up with. I literally felt my chest tighten after I finished eating my meal. The decent part of this place is the prices. I think I paid about 6.50 for that much food.
Service was nice and quick. But for some reason they are always packed. I am not sure I would come back, but if I did, I would need to run about 10 miles afterwords to burn off all those calories I just ate.

Come here every Sunday morning with my husband… great eggs and b’s and g’s…don’t look too hard at the floor, and it will all be ok!
Staff is like family, great people who actually want to make sure you are happy with your order and your food. My northern friends make fun, but I love this WH
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Love this place for those late nights after the club and you need to put something on your stomach due to all the liquor you just got done drinking. I always have the steak, hash browns and eggs. The food at this location is always good and the staff is super friendly!

I’ve gone to this WH many times. There is one waitress who has been there years and is awesome. I wish I could remember name. If I were the manager, I would fire everyon else. She is the only reason they get 2 stars. Nah, only one star!!! The last time were there, I saw «the manager’s special «on the menu and asked what is was. She replied, «Oh, I don’t know. You’ll have to get up and go over there to look at the sign. I thought I was being punked. The rest of the visit was pretty much the same. She just about threw the cream packets at us… did not refill coffee, you name it! Then we went to pay, … the guy on the griddle… OMG!!! We saw him rub his nose, take his cap off, run his hand through is greasy hair, and then back to cooking eggs!!!
I came right home and sent an email to WH to which I still haven’t received a response!!!
We won’t be back to that WH!!!

I’ve had many a cheese egg in my life but never served by the super sweet people at this WH. I wish I could remember their names but the girls off Arnold Mill made me come back over and over on my latest GA trip. One girl was so nice and gave me a coffee mug when I told her we don’t have WHs in California! For free! I’m sure that was against the rules which is what makes me love her even more. This is also the most convenient one for me since my friend lives in the subdivision next door, close enough to walk to!
Thanks WH and thanks to the staff for making my trip complete with cheese eggs, hashbrowns covered and raisin toast with apple butter. I’ll be back, oh yes, I’ll be back.