Waffle House

We stopped because of the good reviews on Unilocal.Our experience did not equal those reviews. My husband and I were disappointed with our meals. My toast was cold, limp and soggy. The grits cold. The service was not good as well. The waitress did not get my order correct and my husband was almost finished before I received my food. I had to remind the waitress several times for honey and a straw. My husband was disappointed with his breakfast sandwich and said it was tasteless. We’ve been to other good Waffle Houses in the past, but this does not rate anywhere near those. When asked how our meals were upon paying, I told them, but nothing more was said. I left still hungry. I rate both food and service poor.

Its Waffle House enough said. If you havent been you need to and if you have been you want to.

The food was great. We had a cheery and bubbly server who let us know she was in training. I never would have known if she hadn’t mentioned it. We are visiting family and will be back when we return to the area!

Not much is open after 10 in Sylva. We had a good meal here with an especially nice garden salad.

As far as 24-​hour greasy spoons go, Waffle House is king. It’s right down the road from O’Malley’s, so if you head in between 1 A.M. and 4 A.M., you’ll find it playing host to drunk college kids… and this establishment was chosen in good taste. ;)
Waffle House usually has something that hits the spot for me when it’s 3 A.M. and my stomach is forming a lynch mob. Their breakfast food really hits the spot, and they have an «All Star Breakfast» that basically includes the kitchen sink, and which my fiancé and I usually find ourselves splitting. Waffle House also has syrups at their soda fountain, so order yourself a vanilla or cherry Coke if you’re craving caffeine.
Since it’s 24-​hour, there are no seating time limits, so you can usually hang out as long as you’d like. The staff is generally very friendly… they allowed a group of 8 that I was part of to load up the jukebox and sing along one evening. Even though I’m not in Waffle House every weekend any more, I know who’ll treat you right; ask for Tina Glass if you’re in there on a late night. She’s one of the best waitresses they’ve got, and if she isn’t too busy, she’s a great conversationalist.

yummm! southern greasy food AGAIN! haha… i love the grits here with butter and salt and their hashbrowns are soooo tasty!!! serves plenty of food on their plates too. open 24 hrs so its great for satisfying the munchies!

LOL! Many a late night spent here in the days of WCU. I always opt for the raisen toast, couple of eggs and a cup of coffee. It always seemed to make a late night out complete.