Das Waffle Haus & Pub

Do yourself a favor and don’t eat here. The service is horrible, I’m pretty sure they don’t even cook the bacon and it’s amazing how incredibly disorganized they are. I’m pretty sure the complimentary waffles at holiday inn are better.

Amazing service from Angela and the prices are the same to the rest of the airport. My waffles were made to order and the polish had a great crunch and garlicy flavor. Simply perfect bit when stopping for a layover. Small spot in terminal D but worth the mission to get there.

No matter how good it smells in there, run the other way. Never in my life have I had such terrible service. Don’t ask to watch the World Cup — golf or anything else– regardless of the fact that no one else is in the place, you will get serious attitude but that’s not all– you will get an argument, really! We turned our chairs to watch the game… We got yelled at, again– no one there– we were not bothering anyone other than ‘it will get busy in here’ crowd (it never did get busy). So odd ! So combative!

I was walking towards the gate and someone saw the sign in the distance. I had to check it out. As you are getting closer all you can smell is the glorious scent of waffles. It was intoxicating. Entered and saw a bar on one side and tables on the other. Basically you have a bar area with a couple waffle makers and 3 very friendly and loud employees. Waited a little bit for someone to take my order and ordered a waffle. The woman hands me a receipt and a table sign. I went to pay, and she said I had to pay after I was done, which seemed odd, as it would require another wait in line. This was kind of stupid since this is in an airport, and people dont usually have the luxury of time — but what do I know. I went and sat down and patiently waited for my waffle. Other than the bar, which was a nice dark wood and had a giant Stella Artois sign on it, the place inside is very dull. The walls were a pukey yellow, and had a clear plastic chair rail all the way around. Multiple tables and chairs were set up so people could eat, and there was counter seating on the window wall so you could look at gate 25 and keep asking yourself, «Where is my plane?» Finally after too long a wait (seriously, waffles dont take that long to cook) my waffle arrived. The server brought plenty of butter and syrup packs and utensils. Started cutting it up and took my first bite — well, all I can say is it tasted like any other Belgian Waffle. Honestly, what did you expect? Its a waffle! Its kind of hard to screw up a waffle unless you burn it.
All in all, this waffle hit the spot. Now, is it worth $ 10? Yes and no. Outside of the airport, I wouldn’t pay $ 10 for it, but come on, this is inside an airport — what do you expect? Everything is overpriced in the airport, so why shouldn’t the crispy fluffy waffles be any different? I think some people have grand expectations from the food they receive in the airport or other quick serve places. This isn’t Morton’s or Ruth’s Chris — it’s airport food and it was just fine. So if its just fine, why did I give it four stars? I would have given it three stars, but I gave them an extra star for the following:
* They have waffles and beer — what a grand concept!
* Uniqueness. How many other waffle joints have you seen in an airport?
* Lastly, and most importantly, this is the only place I think you can get a Pepsi in the Atlanta airport. It’s a big «up yours» to Atlanta and Coke, and I have to give them credit for that!

It’s airport food. The «pigs in a blanket» I ordered was a Belgian waffle with a Polish sausage. You’re meant to fold the waffle in half, and eat the whole thing like a hot dog. After slathering butter and syrup all over the waffle, it actually was fun and pretty delicious to eat it this way. I would have gone fork-​and-​knife, but those were plastic and the plate paper. So, that would have just been a disaster. Ordering was actually confusing, to be honest. The panini and waffle machines are all up front by the registers, and it wasn’t clear who was doing what behind the counter. I wandered around for a bit before asking, «So, how does this work?» Once we started interacting, it was obvious my server was working off a script and so the experience was stilted. There was no pleasure to be had at this place except in the eating. The food I’d probably give three stars, mostly because it’s not a good value. But, it’s airport prices, so what are you going to do? The demerits really come in for the awful, weak and barely-​better-​than-​hot-​water coffee. Ew. I threw it out after a couple sips and spent a few more bucks down the terminal at the coffee bean place. Ow, and they need to give you handywipes here — I mean the clerk asked me if I wanted silverware to eat it, as if that was a less-​than-​normal option. If you want me to eat a gooey, sticky waffle with my hands, can you maybe give me a little something to clean it up with?

The waffle was tasty and the service was fairly prompt. Waffle and beer is a great combo. They had a couple interesting shows on the TV’s and the place is fairly quiet. Yes, it is pricey but you don’t eat at a restaurant in the airport and expect a bargain.

$ 25 for basically 2 small cups of grapefruit juice aka «salty white dog»
I guess that’s all you can expect from a cocktail at the airport. At least the staff are friendly and nice.

Stopped by while waiting for a flight lout of concourse D breakfast time look at the receipt — not only was it over priced but their specialty WAFFLES my dog wouldn’t even eat for the 1^st 20min we sat there no waiters a manager and the master waffle maker — sad to say the least horrible experience avoid it at any cost. There is nothing special about the place and I can assure you nothing $ 30.00USD for a waffle, a pig in blanket, cup of coffee
HORRIBLE SERVICE HORRIBLE FOOD

I stopped in here with a group during a layover. We ordered drinks and 2 waffles (even though they are priced at $ 10 each!); one strawberry and one chocolate syrup. The strawberry waffle turned mushy pretty quickly, but otherwise, they were your typical waffles that you make at home with the waffle iron. Overall the name says it all, Waffle House and Pub.

I ordered the Belgian waffle with fruits and sugar which was a total of about 11 dollars. It tasted terrible. The fruits must have been from a can-​they were very syrupy and watery. Yuck! I was hoping for some real fruits on the waffle. Not the gooey stuff I got:(
It wasn’t crowded while I was there so the location was nice. Maybe the waffles just with sugar will have been ok.

Crowded. Music overly loud. Staff unfriendly.
There are only two things on this menu, waffles with bratwurst or waffles with fruit and sugar or cream.
The waffles are nothing special and if you ask the bratwurst on a «regular» bun you get a hotdog. Both choices cost $ 10 which is $ 8 too expensive for the quality of food.
Our experience today was terrible. Very crowded. We had to sit at a cramped table when someone stood up to leave. The waitress did not come to clean the table for several minutes and she wasn’t very friendly.
I watched our waitress push numerous plates and cups into a trash can and did not wash her hands before bringing us our food. I nearly walked out.
Mean while a third member of staff was scrapping a burned waffle off of the second pan with a plastic fork. We were in for about 20 minutes and that is all she did the whole time. First, why was it burned on in the first place. I assume they forgot to oil it and secondly why did it take her so long to scrap it when the restaurant was so busy.

Ordered the pig in a blanket, which is pricy for just a waffle and a polish (bratwurst) sausage, but it’s a juicy, savory, and hot sausage that goes really well with the waffle. It’s simple, but it works. It seems like a legitimate link, as the crispy pork intestine is crispy, doesn’t look old, and preserves the tasty innards.
If there’s a downside, it’s the variable service, and perhaps the pricing.
Das Waffle Haus is fairly hidden with a small sign, I even had to tell Unilocal it existed. It lies near gate D24.