Waffle House

Waffle house is great! I enjoyed my visit at waffle house because I receive a nice amount of food for a reasonable price. The taste of the food is also a reason i enjoyed eating here. I love the waffles. When my dad and I walked in we were greeted by the down to earth waiters. my overall lunch here was a good experience. Waffle house has great taste, waiters, and prices.

I have eaten at many a Waffle House, packed and empty and this one was, by FAR the worst. We were the only customers to there, literally. The single waitress couldn’t keep up with with our drinks because she was too busy on her cell phone. The cook was also too busy on his cell and managed to over cook everyone’s eggs (4 meals) The waitress also messed up on our order and, as I said, we were the only customers in the whole restaurant. We will never be returning, I have never had such a poor experience.

Well, its a Waffle House. Odds are if you are here its late, you’re drunk, and you need a waffle STAT. Either that or you’re 87 years old and lost all you sense of caring where you eat.
The thing that no one can take away from Waffle House is that it is CHEAP. It’s unapologetically cheap American breakfast food. The food is ok, its greasy so prepare your day accordingly.
The service always is friendly, but a little on the slower side. I guess they assume if you are at a Waffle House this is the final stop before your grave. Just lower your expectations before stepping inside and for the love of waffles, order one! Because they actually are pretty good!

Slop! It was 1am and we were hungry after a long day of flying. The hotel desk clerk said «make sure you get hash browns all the way». It was so cheap that we ended up getting several different items. We just needed some food in our belly and a good nights sleep. None of the food was very good, but the hash browns «all the way» were SLOP! The only reason why I didn’t give it 1 star is because the waiter was nice and helpful, but man the cook was scaring and intimidating!

I’m from Mississippi, the land of Waffle Houses. I spent many a late night in college either studying or sobering up various WH’s around the southeast. The yellow beacon has called out to me on countless road trips. I have fond memories Saturday morning meet ups with my dad and sister. I remember when they only accepted cash and gave a 10% discount for eating during «normal» hours (versus their typical peak hours in the middle of the night.) Yeah, I’m down with Waffle House.
And then I moved to New Orleans, where Waffle Houses are pretty hard to come by. And, if you do happen to find one, you probably don’t want to eat there. Seriously, I’ve walked in, turned around, and walked out of most of them in the area. And then I happened upon this one on Airline Highway. I’ve only been once, but just knowing that it’s there makes me happy and reminds me of home. I think maybe it’s kind of new, but I don’t know for sure. It definitely doesn’t have the layer of rancid grease that the others in the area seem to have.
As for the food… Waffle House is Waffle House is Waffle House. I’m a pecan waffle kind of girl. I’ll throw in some hash browns (scattered, covered, chunked) if I’m feeling crazy.

This waffle house was average at best. I typically go in around 4am on the day I am flying out of town. Food was prepared average and the night shift didnt do any cleaning while it was slow.

Walked in and was greeted quickly. Well staffed, friendly, and surprisingly busy (first time I ever seen the parking lot have more than 3 cars).