Waffle House

Doesn't Recommend

CarolVu

Joined 5 years ago

Filthiest, noisiest, most crowded, nastiest place I've eaten. We should not have gone in. The parking lot was filthy with motor oil and whatever. There was a dirty trash can by the front door.

But we went in. The waitress yelled that there was a wait. No list, just wait. We sat down, but others came in. We asked how they knew who was next. She said whoever is next in line. To their credit, people were fair and didn't try to push ahead.

We sat in a teeny tiny booth. The food was right up against your body. The breakfast we ordered was cooked just as we asked--no complaints. But the noise level with the workers yelling at each other and customers laughing and yelling loudly was hard to bear.

Everything came on a separate plate, and soon there was no more room to set anything down, so the waitress just handed me a plate with two sausage patties on it. I had to find a place for it and consolidate some plates to make room, but it was my problem to solve.

The real appetite killer was that I went to the restroom. It was as filthy as any gas station restroom I have ever been in. When I get home, I am going to report this place to the Covington Health Department.

Doesn't Recommend

Peter Behle

Joined 10 years ago

From pecan waffles to legendary hash browns, breakfast fare rules at this homey 24-hour chain restaurant--but don't miss the chili.. In Short
Since 1955, this Atlanta-based chain has welcomed an all-hours crowd of shift workers, suits, regulars and late-night partiers with comfy booths and an extensive menu of Southern-accented home-style grub. Waffles (pecan or regular) are the restaurant's most popular dish. Other breakfast favorites include porterhouse T-bone steak and eggs, country ham, and signature hash browns cooked seven ways, from smothered with onions to topped with chili or cheese. Another bargain is the bowl of chili, which comes topped with onions, ham and cheese.