Waffle House — Restaurant in North Carolina

There's something undeniably comforting about a place where expectations meet reality consistently. At our local Waffle House, it's become a weekly ritual to dive into their familiar menu, a culinary beacon that never fails to deliver the warm, homey embrace of good food.

As always, the predictability of the food is a silent promise kept with every visit. The food, reliably good, brings a sense of satisfaction that only a well-prepared meal can provide. It's like the comforting steady beat of a drum, something you can count on without giving it a second thought. Whether you have dietary restrictions or simply relish in the option to choose, Waffle House goes to show that inclusivity can come griddled or poured from a ladle.

And let's not sidestep one of the most critical aspects of any dining experience, the crew. The staff here isn't just part of the establishment; they're part of the experience—a mix of friendliness and efficiency that adds a personal touch to every order placed. From the waitstaff who remember your preferred coffee brew to the cooks who give you a nod of recognition, their hospitality weaves the entire dining experience into a cozy tapestry.

For those considering a visit, I'd tell them to expect to find exactly what they are looking for—simplicity, reliability, and a generous side of warmth. The Murphy Waffle House may not be the place for thrills or fanfare, but it is a stronghold of consistency in a fast-changing culinary universe, and for that alone, it's worth more than a single try. It's worth making part of your...

Friday July 5th 11:00 am The place was a mess, the customers area and the employee's area. We were seated shortly after we arrived. It took the waitress 10-15 minutes to take our order, Kelley was her name. While we are waiting for our order to be taken we see 2 employees (a younger dark haired girl and an older shorter lady with blond hair) fighting about something and complaining about co-workers. A random waitress comes by and fills our coffee, as she is filling mine coffee grounds fall into my coffee cup, while she is still pouring coffee she walks away dropping coffee and grounds on the table and in my water glass. I had to ask for another coffee and water. Someone from the grill area called to have an order picked up and the waitresses reply was " I said 3 times already I'll get it"! There was Creamer spilled on the floor when we got there and it was still there when we left, the gentlemen in the maroon shirt asked our waitress to get a mop and clean it up, it never got cleaned up. after 20-30 minutes of ordering our food arrives. I ordered a Fiesta Omelet, when i cut off a piece butter/oil flowed out of it. I could not eat it! I asked the waitress if this was normal and she said "yes ma'm it is"! . She never offered a solution just kept saying Yes Ma'm! This is the most disorganized and dysfunctional waffle House i have ever been too! The employees did not show the customers or management any respect, people stood there waiting to pay without...

Went in after church on Sunday. Almost fell over a wet mop, sat at the low bar and notice how wet the floor was behind the bar and the trash on the floor. A very sweet Bethany got our drinks and silverware, said Mary would be right with us. Was interesting as I could not figure out who was managing this store. Mary said she’d be with us in a moment, while Bethany was trying to clear tables, check people out and wait on her own tables. Mary was making sure clean dishes got put away and the other two girls were not doing much. Finally gave our order and in the mean time had to ask Bethany for more coffee. Mary was on her watch talking to someone and took 10 minutes to get another table their drinks. Our meals came and I waited about 10 minutes longer for my waffle which I had to ask Bethany for, as Mary did everything but make herself available. We went to pay and Bethany was at the register, I asked her who the manger was on duty and she I thought she said Trae (but not sure of the name) she said he was the unit manager. He was cooking and not able to manage at all. I saw Bethany was the one with the hospitality apologizing for the wait, clearing tables, helping and taking care of her tables. The other three did more standing around than working. The mop was a huge trip hazard. Our meals was good, but the help needs some training. I have been in many Waffle Houses and this one...