Waffle House

"Wow! We usually enjoy this place and its food. Today we had probably our worst breakfast at any Waffle House we have ever visited. Wife’s scrambled eggs were raw. Bacon “strips” were curled balls of grease. Hash browns swimming in grease. The waffles were so bad that the waitress said she was not charging for them before she even put them on the table. Music was loud and the three women crew acted like they were too tired to care. Bad crew? Don’t know but we drove a long way for a very disappointing “meal”. We’ll try again and hope that they get their act back together."

"If you have never tried the Waffle House it's a downhome experience you have to make time to try. It reminds me of the great diners of the 50s and 60s. The folks who work here are great. The meals are good hearty food made how you want and served quickly. I would recommend trying this great American diner."

"Never been to a Waffle House before this one and honestly only went here as a bit of a joke to see the 'infamous' waffle house but boy was I wrong!! Staff was so friendly, place was clean and bright with (what I consider) good music even at 4:30 in the morning. Food was better than I expected, if a little greasy but hey, it's a fast food breakfast! You can buy the coffee mugs they have, my dad bought two "they're nice mugs!" Definitely making this our go-to early morning breakfast place for our Lexington layovers in the future!"

"My wife and I are on a road trip and we decided to get our favorite pit stop Waffle House, thinking the level of service and passion for serving hungry travelers would be the same here as in Florida, we are wrong. To start, we both order the All Star breakfast with eggs over easy, waffles. Wife had bacon extra crispy, I had sausage. The sausage was room temp and dry but I didn’t complain and ate it. Wife’s bacon tasty like it was fried in oil that fish was fried in, we notice didn’t complain, still ate it. Our eggs came out not what we ordered. Didn’t complain, I worked in hospitality and i frequent Waffle House, so I gave the workers a level of respect. It’s just food and we were hungry. When I tried to eat my waffles it was half cooked, batter was still moist, the wife’s hash brown was semi cooked and room temperature. But the real reason I’m warning hungry travelers who are out of town is this. I politely told the woman who was not our server (but I’m assuming was the shift manager) that our food was under cook. I told her this in good intention trying to make sure the next customer won’t get food poisoning. Her first quick response was “I can only take off the waffles”. NOT an apology for the food. (We never got an apology) we got a 2$ discount. I told her her I didn’t want a discount, and I wasn’t trying to complain. I was merely giving constructive criticism on the cooking ability of the staff. As this is something I can provide facts on with photos. I can not provide evidence of the lack of empathy or shall I say indifference to people who look different from what they are use to seeing daily. * Side note* I was never interested in getting my money back, there was an energy from The staff that my wife and I received immediately when we walked in the door. We took the high road. Paid for food that was half cooked. Didn’t expect a apology because hey it is what it is. We just paid what we owed regardless of how we were treated. I’m not out to call out names. So I didn’t ask. I just know the address of this specific Waffle House. And if your craving Waffle House. And are out of towner’s. Keep driving to the next Waffle House. Because this specific Waffle House is not the best of them. It’s an example of what our society should have left behind a long time ago. Low key** I’m not trying to say the oblivious. I dislike tossing terms around defining members of our society, that’s we we walked away. This is just my warning to folks who are not local to the population circling this specific waffle hosue. STAY AWAY."