The Waffle House Story

In 1955, two neighbors from Georgia embarked on an endeavor that would leave an indelible mark on the culinary landscape. Joe Rogers Sr. and Tom Forkner, residing in Avondale Estates, GA, joined forces to establish a 24-hour sit-down restaurant. Their vision was simple yet profound: to create a welcoming haven for friends and neighbors, fostering a sense of community both among patrons and staff. Little did they know that this inaugural establishment would lay the foundation for the global phenomenon that we now know as Waffle House.

The expansion of this groundbreaking concept was swift. New Waffle House restaurants sprouted not only across Georgia but also in neighboring states. The iconic "Yellow Sign" swiftly became a recognizable beacon, gracing city streets and interstate highways across the nation. Today, the Waffle House franchise boasts an impressive network of over 1,900 locations spanning 25 states, each operating ceaselessly, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Yet, the heart of Waffle House has always been the people, mirroring the values Joe and Tom held dear back in 1955 – our dedicated Associates and cherished Customers. Waffle House was conceived on the principles of delivering the warmest and most amiable service in town, alongside creating avenues for fulfilling and high-quality careers. Presently, Waffle House remains committed to offering exceptional career prospects to more than 40,000 Associates. To our Customers, these Associates are the embodiment of "Waffle House," providing an unparalleled dining experience that keeps them coming back for more.

Whether you are a seasoned Waffle House enthusiast or are stepping into our establishment for the very first time, we extend a heartfelt welcome. You are not just a guest; you are now a cherished member of our extended Waffle House Family.

The Waffle House Menu

The Waffle House menu is a classic American diner menu, with a focus on breakfast food. The most popular items on the menu include waffles, pancakes, omelets, and hash browns. Waffle House also offers a variety of lunch and dinner items, such as burgers, sandwiches, and salads. The menu is known for its affordable prices and its generous portions. Here are some of the items on Waffle House's Menu.

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1. WAFFLE HOUSE WAFFLES

A great deal of dedication and craftsmanship goes into every batch of Waffle House waffle mix long before it ever graces the tables at your local restaurant. Each day, The dedicated Waffle House Associates blend this exclusive mix with farm-fresh eggs and rich, velvety half-and-half to create the batter for the world-renowned waffle that has captured the hearts of countless individuals worldwide.

Rest assured, when you indulge in a Waffle House waffle, you're not merely enjoying a meal; you're relishing in a time-honored tradition of quality, flavor, and warm hospitality that has made us an enduring favorite for so many.

Minute Maid stands firmly behind the principle that applies not only to juice but also to families: "when you put good in, you get good out." Through their comprehensive approach, Waffle House is deeply engaged in every facet of the juice production journey, aiming for both efficiency and environmental responsibility, all while contributing positively to communities. This commitment drives Waffle House to collaborate with top-notch growers, selectively sourcing fruits harvested at the zenith of ripeness to ensure an unparalleled, fresh-squeezed flavor in every glass. Consequently, you can always indulge in the assurance that your glass contains nothing but the finest, down to the very last delectable drop.

3. WAFFLE HOUSE HASHBROWNS  $2.99

You can truly savor the quality. Basic American Foods, the supplier for Waffle House, collaborates with potato farmers in Idaho to cultivate the core ingredient for Waffle House's hashbrowns. They meticulously choose potatoes nurtured by multi-generational, family-owned farms nestled in the renowned potato-growing regions of southeast Idaho. This area is celebrated for its fertile volcanic soil, pristine mountain water, and ideal climate, all contributing to the production of exceptionally fresh potatoes. Among the dedicated farmers ensuring peak taste and texture is Dick Watt, a lifelong farmer.

The journey doesn't end there. Highly skilled grill operators at your local Waffle House restaurant transform these potatoes into something legendary. Whether your craving leans towards the "All the Way" hashbrowns to accompany your patty melt or the new Sausage, Egg Cheese Hashbrown Bowl, Quay and the proficient Waffle House grill team can make it a reality. They prepare the hashbrowns to your precise preferences and serve them up with a warm smile.

Yet, there's no need to take our word for it. In the previous year alone, Waffle House delighted more than 65 million satisfied customers with hashbrowns that embarked on their journey in Idaho and culminated on a Waffle House plate.

4. WAFFLE HOUSE EGGS

The price of eggs at Waffle House varies depending on the type of egg and the number of eggs ordered. Here are some of the prices for eggs at Waffle House:

• Scrambled eggs: $3.79 for 2 eggs, $4.79 for 3 eggs, $5.79 for 4 eggs
   
• Fried eggs: $3.79 for 2 eggs, $4.79 for 3 eggs, $5.79 for 4 eggs
   
• Omelet: $5.79 for a basic omelet, $6.79 for an omelet with cheese, $7.79 for an omelet with cheese and two toppings
   
• Sunny side up eggs: $3.79 for 2 eggs, $4.79 for 3 eggs, $5.79 for 4 eggs
   
• Over easy eggs: $3.79 for 2 eggs, $4.79 for 3 eggs, $5.79 for 4 eggs
   

Waffle House also offers a variety of egg dishes, such as the All-Star Breakfast, which comes with eggs, hash browns, bacon, and toast, for $12.00.

5. WAFFLE HOUSE DAIRY

The prices of dairy items at Waffle House vary depending on the item and the size. Here are some examples:

• Milk: Regular milk is $1.99 for a small cup and $2.49 for a large cup. Chocolate milk is $2.29 for a small cup and $2.79 for a large cup.
• Half-and-half: Half-and-half is $1.99 for a small cup and $2.49 for a large cup.
• Creamer: Creamer is $2.29 for a small cup and $2.79 for a large cup.
• Yogurt: Yogurt is $2.99 for a cup.
• Ice cream: Ice cream is $3.29 for a scoop.