Waffle House

Nothing stood out from this place except the excessively damp bathroom. I needed a drink refill and the server sat in the corner with her phone; we couldn’t get her attention. My sister’s chicken sandwich was raw and when we brought it to the server’s attention she tried telling my sister it was cooked thoroughly… yeah seriously stop you’re not the one eating it. The cook then cooked it for longer, but get this he didn’t remove the chicken from the sandwich. He laid the whole sandwich on it’s side on the grill. That did nothing to help cook it more, so I asked if he could cook it thoroughly and he obliged. Then instead he said he’d make it all over which was nice of him. He also got me a drink refill. To the server thanks «Lil’ Cherri»…

The waffles by themselves are dry, but if you add syrup or strawberry /​blueberry filling (apparently they’re discontinuing the fillings) it tastes delicious. Their sausage patties are cooked perfectly. I was also shocked that the patty wasn’t dry, because normally sausage patties are dry & hard.
This may be odd that I noticed, but their greeter (Freddy) was very well mannered. Yes, greeters have to be polite, but he seemed more genuine with his gestures.
Overall, it’s cheap food, good service, I’d come back.

This Valencia Waffle House had a sad, sad feeling to it.
Nice staff. Very cordial and seemingly happy to actually get customers in the place. It doesn’t seem to get busy, like, at all. Especially not when there is a Jerry Bob’s (local favorite) directly across the street! And being right near the airport may also not be of great help — though this place has been in business for years and years. So they’re doing something very right.
Still, people seam to love it. This is where you go when you want a fairly swift breakfast at a tiny cost. You won’t be a googly eyed when you leave, but it will fill you up in a hurry. Actually… maybe you will get googly eyed. I was on such a high tryptophan trip not even mid way through the meal that I thought I might pass out at the table.
Menu is standard. Not fancy at all. Think luxe cafeteria-​style dining. Apparently, Waffle House sells all meals just about all day. You can get (besides waffles, of course), steak and eggs (not sure what cut of steak), Texas sausage or bacon sandwiches, a two egg breakfast (which is the saddest looking thing on a plate), sausage or breakfast biscuit sandwiches, omelets, grits and more.
They even have hashbrowns topped with grilled tomatoes, jalapenos, mushrooms, sausage gravy and chili.
Remember when Bender from Futurama turned into a glutinous human? I bet he’d be eating that.
For lunch and dinner, they serve a T-​bone steak, cheese steak melt, BLT, bacon chicken melt, burgers and a bunch of other sandwiches and also salads.
I actually like the sausage and egg biscuit for breakfast. It’s an ample size for $ 3.
But, goodness, install a stereo system or something for these folks! Unless some patron staggers over to the jukebox (they have one of those fancy, newer ones installed) to drop a few coins for a selection of oldies, the only sounds you hear in this place is that of strained distress. The scraping sound of metal. The clank of plates and silverware. The opening and closing of doors.
Sad little place.

Service is a hit and miss sometimes here.
Sometimes the female waitresses are attentive and other times they don’t bother to check their customers. (During the day).
Not all waiters and waitresses are bad there, just a a few.
Food is good though, place is clean.

1^st time in a Waffle House Restaurant, It was a good, Our Server, Adriana.
Was very helpful and let us take our time Reading the whole Menu. Their. hashBrowns, were Excellent. Had them smother on extra cheese & add
onions. Made them well Done, they were very good. the waffle was good, I thought
It was going to be better, we’ll because it’s the «Waffle House », the eggs were
Good, Service was Great, and I would go back. Again… I might try Lunch next time. prices are Reasonable…

Service great! Food, and value, not so great.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a Waffle House, mostly because I’ve never found it to be very good. I thought I’d give it a try though, since there aren’t any at all where I live.
This particular location has ample parking. I was nicely greeted, and my food came out quickly.
Since it’s the «Waffle» house, I thought the waffles would be outstanding. They aren’t. They are the frozen waffle quality, and they aren’t very big. The bacon was cooked well, but it was very fatty and gave me indigestion. Eggs were OK.
I ordered coffee, two eggs, a waffle and bacon. It came out to $ 11.73 with tax, not including tip. That’s way too much money for the quality and quantity of food you get.
The coffee was weak and practically tasteless, and it as $ 1.95. Way too much for such low quality coffee.
You can go to any other breakfast place and get more and better food for much less. I suggest going across the street to Jerry Bob’s. WAY better food, for much less money.
Waffle House, I’ve given you enough tries. I’m done with all of you for good!

We were going to go to jerry bob’s, and defiantly should have … We sat at the counter for 12mins before getting service. You know when you hear «thanks for being patient» or «so sorry about the wait» and even «here’s your waffle you thought I forgot about you «it’s not looking to good. When the waitress came and took our order she said «so what would you like «we ordered our drinks, and food. She put our order in but it took her another 10 mins to get our OJs .Food did actually come quicker and manager was really sweet.

I came in greeted by manager. Was greeted with Merry Christmas. Was told to sit myself. Which I did. 10 minutes later no service whatsoever. A military family came in two waitress hurried to serve them, placing silverware on their table and yakking up with the kid about their greed of presents. Yet, I being by myself wasn’t even personally even given silverware or a drink. I walked out and the manager just stupidly wished me a Merry Christmas even when I said angry ‘no service.’ Walking out. I had a better time with friends and homemade manudo.

This is A-​OK considering. It’s a waffle house. The cook is hard-​working. The waitress, harried. The tables, small, the seats hard. The food, basic.
No TV chefs will be surprising these people with a camera crew asking, «How do you DO it!!!»
This is a great place to go if you’re stoned or hung over and need some salt and grease and maybe a little syrupy sugar to get you back on track.
They are trying to make some claims about hash browns; something like they’re the king of hash browns or they serve «real» hash browns or somehow alluding to the fact that hash browns you get anywhere else aren’t the real deal.
Well, son, I’ve been eating hash browns since you were in short pants.
The hash browns here– while round in shape– ain’t no different that anywhere else, except they’re not really all that great.

Had a great experience on an early Saturday morning after dropping a friend off at the airport. My service was very friendly, although a trifle slow even though the restaurant was nearly empty. I went with a pretty standard breakfast — waffle, eggs, hash browns, toast — and it was just a tasty, solid, American breakfast. Very satisfying and all for under $ 8.
I’d recommend against their sweet tea, however; it tasted a bit stale.

The lady’s there were really nice. They recommended me waffles and of course and it was pretty good. Got the steak melt witch was also very good. A good quick stop before head to the airport. Witch was also very close. Good quicky. If you are feeling hungry and something fast too go

I was thoroughly disgusted to see the server use his unwashed hands to shread the lettuce making my salad. Didn’t eat it.
I’m not sure if it’s just this location or a WH problem.

We went in, loving Waffle House from growing up in Michigan. We took our kids on a Friday morning for brunch; my husband was craving French toast, and although it wasn’t on the menu, the cook was more than happy to throw it together for him! That made his day, and mine. She was gracious and lovely about it, and everyone went out of their way, something we didn’t expect or require.
I’d recommend them for their waffles, too– perfectly toasted and golden brown. The ladies serving were perfect, always on top of things, and sweet as syrup to us and our kids.

5 stars to the excellent waiter named Wayne.
2 stars for the food.
0 stars for the cook.
I had never been to a Waffle House before and I passed by this place thinking that they sold chicken and waffles. When I arrived, I was promptly greeted by the waiter. I’m not really a fan of breakfast food, but this was my best option after looking at the menu. I ordered the first meal on the menu which came with a waffle (of course), 2 eggs any style, toast, and grits for $ 7.05 + $ 1.40 if you want coffee added. There’s a wide variety of waffles you can choose from (chocolate chip, apple cinnamon, pecan, etc…) so I went for the pecan.
Now for the best part…
In this restaurant you can see the cooks making the food. I witnessed the cook prepare the entire meal WITH NO GLOVES ON! How stupid can someone be to prepare a meal with no gloves on, but especially while the customer is watching!
When the food was brought to me, I told them to remake it with gloves on. The waiter, Wayne, happily replaced the meal for me.
The grits were atrocious, the eggs were… eggs, and the waffle was delicious.
Being the only customer in the restaurant at 3am, the waiter talked to me the entire time I was there & he was pretty entertaining.

I don’t know why anyone would go here for anything other than breakfast… and then complain about it. This is a kitchy greasy spoon restaurant that serves classic straight-​up breakfasts. Their waffles are fantastic, but the only thing I usually get is the hash browns: scattered, smothered, covered, chunked, topped, diced, and peppered with two eggs over easy on top. If you don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, go see for yourself.

What do you expect? It’s a Waffle House… A place where I have ended up after drinking late at night or hung over in the morning. I don’t have high expectations when coming to the Waffle House but the service wasn’t great or even good… We weren’t provided with menus and the waitress was ready to take our order as soon as we sat down and when noticed we weren’t placing an order she said «I’ll give you some time» and walked away. So when I got up to take some from another table and walked back to our table a waiter said «Do you need some menus?» Really guy… Does it look like I need menus? I just looked at him as I was holding them in front of me and he stated «Oh looks like you already have some…» The coffee cups were dirty which was pretty disgusting. Not every Waffle House I’ve been to has been this bad… Probably has something to do with it being in Tucson and the part of town it was in. Avoid it if you can — I will not be returning a second time :)

I see this place every time I come to Tucson. Finally I was curious… did they serve anything besides waffles? Did they have fried chicken and waffles? I peered in. Nobody was in there except the waitress, the cook, and another helper. No menu on the door so I had to walk in.
This place’s menu is like a Denny’s. Unfortunately no fried chicken and waffles. I tried the porkchops with mushroom sauce, eggs, toast and hashbrowns. A strange choice for dinner, but it looked the most interesting. It was okay, probably 2 stars for the food… anything more would be generous.
When I told my colleagues of my curious choice for dinner they all groaned. But it was a comfortable place to eat on the road by myself… not too many else places to eat around there. If you have any other good tips, please let me know!

More workers than customers! I still ended up getting my own straw, and the waitress was very grumpy when we said separate checks, which I never understand, since sep checks always seems to end up meaning more tips for servers!
Anyhow, never been to a WaffleHouse before — and it was not for lack of opportunity. Got the BLT. I’m not all that big on breakfast foods. The hash browns tasted good — not many ways you can mess up fried potatoes! The bacon tasted like hamburger. Must have used old grease. The cook was cute looking, but not enough to raise the review a full star. Definitely an eh. Oh well, at last I have been to a WaffleHouse now.

To the other reviewer: Oh Jesus, it’s a Waffle House.
You don’t come here expecting fine dining, or even spotlessly-​clean dining, or even very clean silverware. It’s a dive. It’s a chain of dives, marked by pretty-​incredible-​greasy breakfast food which is best served either a) still drunk or b) with a fantastic hangover.
The servers (which are almost always the dishwashers, the cooks and the cashiers as well) are overworked and underpaid. It’s not classy and you shouldn’t expect classy. Expect greasy food, gloriously trashy food that is served, unabashedly, with a fair amount of grit. Don’t knock it. It is what it is and it’s great for what it succeeds in. Just maybe don/​t take Mom here for mother’s day.