Breakfast Restaurants in Starkville, MS

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  • Waffle House 1201 Greta Lane, Starkville Breakfast · $

    1 Waffle House

    3.6 Good 209 Reviews

    1201 Greta Lane, Starkville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

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    • Sausage Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl
    • Build Your Own Texas Breakfast Melt
    • Cheesesteak Melt Hashbrown Bowl

    “Ordered togo online. Notibly, I remain disappointed because omelettes are not offered on the current menu. When I arrived around 11 pm, restaurant was not extremely busy and the staff were sufficiently polite. After getting home to eat, I found the mushrooms and tomatoes added to my individual- not side- order of hash browns were minimal as well as the serving. I'm sure this is not a decision made by the specific location, but rather a corporate one. My pecan waffle was tasty and the butter was nice and soft because it was placed inside container with the waffle.”

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