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“The dining experience at Waffle House this morning, at 6:30 AM, was truly exceptional. The entire staff exhibited a warm and welcoming demeanor upon entering the establishment, maintaining cheerful expressions throughout their shifts. What distinguishes this particular location is the profound sense of camaraderie fostered through the practice of prayer, creating a unique atmosphere. Donna and Beth exemplify excellence in their roles, reflecting positively on Waffle House. This visit served as a touching reminder of the challenges within the service industry, emphasizing the importance of mutual support during trying times. Gratitude is extended for a well-executed breakfast, prompting reflection on the blessings of today amid the uncertainties of tomorrow.“
“It’s the awful waffle ?
(Waffles are actually delish - we thought it was funny as kids - and between 15 - 25, you could find me at OUR Sandy Springs WH at least 3 nights a week after or around 2am. Same waitress waited on us just about every time. Karen would always make sure we got coffee and something to eat. At Christmas time, a few of our Dad’s would go in and give her a substantial Christmas bonus for taking care of their sons and trying to keep us out of trouble)
Nostalgia aside - the Savannah Highway WH is your standard location - you know what to expect. Per the usual, there are a couple waitresses that are more fun the others - kooky in a good way.
Eggs should be scrambled w/cheese. Hash browns must be smothered + covered (occasionally peppered). Your plate better have grits on it.
Just say no to apple butter.
Parking: Pull in out front, the entrance to the parking lot frequently collects tidewater and it looks like someone dropped mortar rounds on it
Kid-friendliness: It’s a WH, of course kids are welcome“