Waffle House

One of the best Waffle Houses (and there have been MANY) that we have stooped at. Very friendly service. Bright, clean and cheerful place. The food was the usual WH fare, but the service earned this place the extra stars.

It’s Waffle House!!! The service at this one is great and they are always friendly! The food is just like any other Waffle House! Great times have been had here! Make sure you bring a coat to this one. They like it cold!!!

One of my favorite Waffle Houses. Been going here since I was a kid. Food is always hot and delicious. Staff is friendly. All star is always a good choice.

First of all, it is waffle house. Cheap greasy diner food. If you are not looking for this, don’t come or complain. It’s how waffle house is supposed to be.
As someone who grew up in the south I’ve visited all sorts of waffle houses. This one by far is the best I’ve ever come to. It’s the people that make it that way.
Much like each waffle house varies, so do the people. I will admit I’ve had some bad experiences with the evening shift. Nice people but bad service and cooking. But the day shift (7 – 2) more than makes up for it. I now go to this restaurant more than any other just because of the amazing service and cooking of day shift. The waiting staff is excellent. My children even know them on a first name basis and love coming here.
And while all the cooks on day shift are good, I have to give a personal shout out to the man they call «Leonard the great». There’s a reason they call him that. Make sure he’s cooking for you.
And in closing, their management is even wonderful. Their district manager, Nichole, handles any situation that may arise and has gone out of her way to make up for the few times I had bad service on evening shift. Wonderful place. I’d give more stars if I could.

It’s waffle house. What can you say? It’s greasy and buttery and bad for you, but delicious. This particular Waffle House was bustling with activity and had pretty friendly waitstaff. If I’ve driving north of Atlanta again and need to stop, you can trust this location to be a quality Waffle House.

I think I should start a Waffle House list because every Waffle House has it’s own separate identity and they each deserve their own moment in the spot light.
So, let’s begin with this one on Highway 53 —
On our way to Greenville one Sunday morning and desperate for some covered and smothered. We stop at one Waffle House a few miles south of here and it was packed! No bueno. So, knowing that there’s a Waffle House at pretty much every exit in the South, we keep it moving and sure enough, at the very next exit we find this gem.
First off, it’s slightly above-​average on the Waffle House cleanliness scale. Let’s be honest, we’ve all been to WH’s that probably shouldn’t be allowed to operate, but it’s usually after a late night of partying with lots of adult beverages, so the grade on the Dept. of Health score sheet really doesn’t matter much. Besides, if you do it right, the alcohol should kill everything anyway. This place? I’d give a solid B-​/​C+ But, I wouldn’t let my kid crawl on the floor, unlike our booth neighbors. That was just wrong.
The service was top notch. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly during a relatively busy shift. And, unfortunately, some of us were a tad bit high-​maintenance (who gets picky at Waffle House? Really?), but she never showed any signs of annoyance. She was much better than me.
The food was exactly what we wanted and lots of it. So, no unpleasant surprises.
Overall, on the forthcoming Waffle House list, I plan to rank this one pretty high.

This is one of the best if not the best Waffle House I’ve ever eaten at! Great food and awesome service!

I had heard of this Southern staple years ago and always wanted to try it. It sounded right up my alley… I mean, it’s called Waffle House. Houses and Waffles are two of my favorite things.
So recently, when I found myself wandering around the deep south, I figured it was time to give this place a try. It was great. It was like living out the overstereotyped fantasy version of eating southern food that I had in my head. All the food was rich and greasy (the best part was the hash browns which you could order in 6 different fun-​sounding southerny styles: Traditional; Scattered & Smothered (Onions); Scattered, Smothered & Covered (Onions and Melted Cheese); Scattered, Smothered, Covered & Chunked (Onions, Cheese and Ham); Scattered, Smothered, Covered, Chunked & Topped (Onions, Cheese, Ham & Chili; Scattered, Smothered, Covered, Chunked, Topped & Diced (Onions, Cheese, Ham, Chili and Diced Tomatoes), the service was friendly (southern hospitality at its finest), and to top it all off, our server and everyone around us had a neat southern accent… just like in the overstereotyped fantasy version in my head… except in my version, we drove to a monster truck rally after breakfast in the general lee and I had a mullet.
But seriously, waffle house is the type of food institution that makes me most happy: cheap, good, and friendly. You really can’t beat that. Well, unless there was also a monster truck rally right next door…