I have attempted to call and place an order for carry-out several times. One time, the phone system was messed up and my call got forwarded to the Waffle House corporate line.?? so I'm not holding that one against them. Another time, my call was answered, I was put on hold, and was still on hold approximately 10 mins later when I walked into the restaurant. Then tonight, my call was answered, something I couldn't understand was mumbled quickly, and the phone was laid down, not put on hold, just set somewhere where I could hear everything happening in the restaurant, especially the dishes getting washed. At first, I thought maybe the mumbled greeting I hadn't caught was a request for me to patiently wait until someone became available to take my order. That scenario seemed less and less likely with each additional plate/spoon/fork/knife/mug/bowl/glass that was washed. I understand that maybe the person washing dishes might be new, and possibly they hadn't yet been shown the finer points of the SOP for waiters/waitresses, but you really don't need any knowledge beyond speaking and writing to take an order over the phone. I mean, you don't have to be within a 100 miles of spelling any of it correctly, as long as you can tell someone else what it means. In the end, I guess I'll never know what was said when the phone was answered, and sadly I'll never know how long I would have had to wait until someone picked up the phone and took my order, because 13 mins. 42 secs. after calling I walked into the establishment. Now, I've never worked for Waffle House, I've eaten there plenty of times, and enjoy the food almost as much as my wife does, but I don't know what job titles exist besides cook and waiter/waitress. Seems like those two cover everything I've seen go on in the busiest of Waffle Houses. That being said, this restaurant, at the time of my arrival, had people at 3 booths, all of whom were past placing orders, only one of the tables hadn't received their food. Representing WH was one gentleman on the grill and 3 ladies occupying the area where I usually see waitresses, one was communicating an order to the cook, one was walking back and forth behind the counter from one end of the restaurant to the other carrying nothing, and taking a few seconds to speak to the third lady who was STILL WASHING DISHES. The walker did take the time to inform me that I quote, "she'll get you in a minute", indicating lady #1 who I believe was an actual waitress. She did take my order, the food was cooked well, tasted good, #2 kept making a feeble attempt to seem busy, and #3 continued washing. So don't waste your time and try to call in to order, if I hadn't then I could have been blissfully ignorant and relatively satisfied with the customer service. Consider training waitstaff on how to operate the phone, possibly provide a script with what to say and how to say it. Either that, or don't have a phone with a published number, or advertise on your Google listing that you can't handle the whole...
   Read moreThis is the most incompetent waffle house I have ever been to! We are staying at a nearby campground and on 3 seperate occasions I ordered a dish with egg whites only and you would think I am speaking Spanish for what they end up giving me. We got the orders to go and my husband did not check the orders before leaving so he is in trouble too ... LOL ... but my god how hard is it to do egg whites only??? They are idiots! The last time we ordered my husband said it was a bunch of teenagers working and most of the work they were doing was checking their phones and laughing. My husband even had to wait while they played around to get his food. Also we ordered Waffles and got NO syrup! Hubs caught that and went back in before driving off and the girl said "i thought you said you didn't want anything else when you ordered"...? ... My husband said that he didn't realize that he had to specifically order SYRUP to which the girl said "well tonight you do" and laughed. He got the syrup and went back to the car to then see we got no silverware! Even though we specifically asked for silverware. So... Yup... He had to go back in to get silverware AND napkins! What a ridiculous place! If you are ever in Helena alabama and want waffle house go to a different location. This was on June 5th at dinnertime. If there is management you need to check your employees and tell them to get it together. We will...
   Read moreWaffle House is a breakfast haven that transcends the ordinary. Nestled in its unassuming exterior lies a treasure trove of flavors and a slice of American diner culture. The moment you step inside, the aroma of sizzling bacon and freshly brewed coffee envelops you, setting the stage for an unforgettable meal.
Their menu is a symphony of waffle variations, omelets, hash browns, and classic breakfast staples that cater to every craving. The star attraction, undoubtedly, is their namesake wafflesâgolden, crispy on the outside, and fluffy inside, a canvas for syrupy indulgence.
The charm of Waffle House lies not just in its food but in its atmosphere. The friendly staff, clad in their iconic yellow and black uniforms, add to the warmth of the experience. It's a place where conversations flow freely, and the clinking of cutlery forms a comforting rhythm in the background.
While it's not a place for extravagant decor or fine dining, Waffle House excels in its simplicity and consistency. It's a sanctuary for late-night cravings or early morning pick-me-ups, a place where deliciousness meets affordability.
In essence, Waffle House is more than just a restaurant; it's a cultural institutionâa testament to the enduring love affair between Americans and their...
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