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“I visited the Waffle House on Fillmore recently, and while I didn’t expect much more than a quick breakfast fix, I left genuinely impressed — mostly because of the service. Our waiter was truly awesome. He greeted us right away with a smile, made sure our table was clean, and stayed attentive throughout the meal without ever feeling overbearing.
What really stood out was how he handled my iced coffee request. Waffle House doesn’t normally carry iced coffee (which I already knew going in), but he went out of his way to work something out for me. That kind of effort is rare in a fast-paced diner setting, and I really appreciated it. It wasn’t just the service — he made the whole experience feel more personal.
The food was exactly what I was craving: simple, hot, and cooked just right. I got the All-Star Special with a waffle, scrambled eggs, sausage, and hashbrowns. Everything came out fresh and fast — the waffle had that perfect soft center and crispy edge, and the hashbrowns had just the right golden crisp.
As far as the restaurant itself, the atmosphere was what you’d expect from a Waffle House — small, busy, and a bit chaotic, but that’s part of the charm. I’ve read reviews where people complain about cleanliness or rude staff, but honestly, I didn’t experience any of that. The kitchen looked clean, the floors were maintained, and the staff seemed to work well as a team. You can tell they’ve got some regulars too — always a good sign.
If you’re looking for fine dining, this obviously isn’t the place. But if you want classic diner food at a good price, with surprisingly great service, this Fillmore Waffle House is worth the stop. I’ll definitely be back — and fingers crossed I get the same waiter next time.“
“Angel lives up to his name. Very friendly staff and the parking is perfect for the store size. More places should be like this. Open 24 hours as well. It is a bit wierd that one of the private bathrooms is gendered and the other is gender neutral but it's a step up from having two pointlessly gendered bathrooms.“
“How do I rate Waffle House? How does one rate RUSHMORE, or the Liberty Bell. It's an American icon.
Standing tall, windows steamed on a cold day, promising hot yet slightly burned, coffee, and food loaded with protein and carbohydrates.
In the wee hours of the morning, its lights beckon the greatly inebriated, where the caffeine and carbs and wait time have prevented numerous drunk driving accidents. And that decline to sobriety is made easier by the free entertainment of those not as far down the path you're traveling.
O vaunted Waffle House, we simply are grateful for your existence, but not worthy.“