Always great service and good food. One of the best in chattanooga
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Timothy Moore
They got the waffle in the house
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Burns
Terrible staff was so rude they wouldn't even let me place my order
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kathy Swanson
Good food, friendly service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mark Rozhik
Came here on election night and had a great meal. First time and was not disappointed. Food was well seasoned and a good portion for the price. Will definitely be back again. Great that they are open late which makes it nice for a late night meal.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hamburger
Gabriel Schray
Waffle Home: A Culinary Journey of Wonder and Discovery
In a world brimming with Michelin stars and five-course prix fixe menus, one establishment rises above them all—Waffle Home. Yes, that’s right, I am talking about the one, the only, Waffle Home, a hallowed hall of waffles, bacon, and hash browns scattered, smothered, covered, and—dare I say—magically charmed.
From the moment I crossed the threshold of Waffle Home (greeted by a doorbell so perfectly off-key it felt like a warm embrace), I knew I was in for an experience unlike any other. This isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a way of life. The air inside is thick with the heavenly aromas of sizzling bacon and faint whispers of syrup, like an eternal Sunday morning. Heaven, thy name is Waffle Home.
I was seated immediately, despite the throngs of devoted patrons who had clearly made Waffle Home their second home. The décor is minimalist yet profoundly American—harsh fluorescent lights casting a holy glow over formica tables that have witnessed generations of culinary masterpieces. And then, as if sent by the breakfast gods themselves, my server appeared. She wore a name tag that read simply “Linda,” but I knew instantly I was in the presence of a true artisan. Linda didn’t take my order; she interpreted my soul’s cravings and guided me toward enlightenment, one menu item at a time.
Linda suggested a classic: two eggs, hash browns, and a waffle. And thus began the most transformative dining experience of my life. The waffle arrived—a golden beacon of warmth and comfort, crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside, with a pat of butter that melted on top like the morning sun kissing a snow-capped mountain. Each bite was a revelation, a symphony of flavor as the waffle danced on my taste buds with all the grace of Baryshnikov on opening night.
But let’s talk about the hash browns, because these aren’t just any hash browns. No, no. At Waffle Home, hash browns are an art form. I ordered mine "all the way," a term I initially thought referred to something mundane but now realize is the secret password to nirvana. They were scattered, smothered, covered, chunked, topped, diced, and possibly blessed by a southern wizard. Each layer of flavor brought me closer to my true purpose in life, which apparently involves consuming 5,000 calories in one sitting without regret.
The coffee? Oh, you mean the elixir of life? It flows endlessly, a bottomless cup of pure caffeinated glory served in a mug that felt as if it had been cradled by a thousand hands before reaching mine. This coffee doesn’t just wake you up; it makes you feel reborn, as though you’ve transcended mere human existence and are now part of something far greater—a Waffle Home family that spans the ages.
As I finished my meal, Linda brought the check with a nod and a knowing smile. She didn’t just see me; she understood me. And isn’t that all we really want in life? Someone who can look into our eyes, read our hunger, and bring us a plate of food that somehow, inexplicably, mends our souls? That’s the Waffle Home promise.
Waffle Home, you have ruined all other dining experiences for me. Five stars are not enough. I would give you the entire galaxy if I could.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shane Squires
Amy was awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eddie Barker
Wife had an egg and cheese sandwich and hash browns . Got flattened,greasy cheese melt with hash browns swimming in grease . Paid 25 bucks for two meals , left and went straight to Chick Filet . Very disappointed !
Grandpa
PEAK 10/10 expirence, saw my home boys, turned up with them, Waitrise was a W, awsomesauce
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jimmy Brown
Cook and waitress arguing and cook calling waitress names and refusing to cook our food and leaving to go to the back of store to get on cell phone. Never cooked our food and we never got our drinks. So we got up and left.
Great reasonably priced breakfast and great service!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scrambled Eggs
Bejl Bejl
Must have been a bad night. Stopped in for a simple Egg Sandwich and glass of water for myself and my sister. Wheat toast was burned and it appears they used one egg for both sandwiches. If that wasn't bad enough, the check came and was $9.50 per sandwich. Paid and left and just will not ever return. Definitely something was off with this place.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Isabelle S
6 pm and the joint was empty was my first clue and regrettably I ignored it . Waited 5-10 min before waitress made her way out way and like I said the place was empty. Staff looked high and lost in there phones . Cold toast cold waffle burnt black on one side of sausage , they forgot second order of sausage , cook threw on grill and went back to phone around corner , 5 min later I got up second order of sausage still burning on grill I advised I was paying for my grits and eggs and that was it they demanded I pay full ck , after arguing another 5 min I finally paid . Who ever left a higher then 1 star obliviously had a different crew .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Benjamin Philipps
Hey it's Waffle House. Fast, simple and inexpensive food. Good service. Need a quick and easy breakfast head to Waffle House.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hash Brown Bowl, Pecan Waffle, Waffle
Ronnie Nichols
My wife and I just left the Ooltewah Waffle House. The employees just had a heated argument in the back room. All the waitresses ran into the back room to break up an argument. I won't be going back in there. This is no way to run a business.
Always great service and good food. One of the best in chattanooga
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
They got the waffle in the house
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Terrible staff was so rude they wouldn't even let me place my order
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Good food, friendly service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came here on election night and had a great meal. First time and was not disappointed. Food was well seasoned and a good portion for the price. Will definitely be back again. Great that they are open late which makes it nice for a late night meal.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hamburger
Waffle Home: A Culinary Journey of Wonder and Discovery
In a world brimming with Michelin stars and five-course prix fixe menus, one establishment rises above them all—Waffle Home. Yes, that’s right, I am talking about the one, the only, Waffle Home, a hallowed hall of waffles, bacon, and hash browns scattered, smothered, covered, and—dare I say—magically charmed.
From the moment I crossed the threshold of Waffle Home (greeted by a doorbell so perfectly off-key it felt like a warm embrace), I knew I was in for an experience unlike any other. This isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a way of life. The air inside is thick with the heavenly aromas of sizzling bacon and faint whispers of syrup, like an eternal Sunday morning. Heaven, thy name is Waffle Home.
I was seated immediately, despite the throngs of devoted patrons who had clearly made Waffle Home their second home. The décor is minimalist yet profoundly American—harsh fluorescent lights casting a holy glow over formica tables that have witnessed generations of culinary masterpieces. And then, as if sent by the breakfast gods themselves, my server appeared. She wore a name tag that read simply “Linda,” but I knew instantly I was in the presence of a true artisan. Linda didn’t take my order; she interpreted my soul’s cravings and guided me toward enlightenment, one menu item at a time.
Linda suggested a classic: two eggs, hash browns, and a waffle. And thus began the most transformative dining experience of my life. The waffle arrived—a golden beacon of warmth and comfort, crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside, with a pat of butter that melted on top like the morning sun kissing a snow-capped mountain. Each bite was a revelation, a symphony of flavor as the waffle danced on my taste buds with all the grace of Baryshnikov on opening night.
But let’s talk about the hash browns, because these aren’t just any hash browns. No, no. At Waffle Home, hash browns are an art form. I ordered mine "all the way," a term I initially thought referred to something mundane but now realize is the secret password to nirvana. They were scattered, smothered, covered, chunked, topped, diced, and possibly blessed by a southern wizard. Each layer of flavor brought me closer to my true purpose in life, which apparently involves consuming 5,000 calories in one sitting without regret.
The coffee? Oh, you mean the elixir of life? It flows endlessly, a bottomless cup of pure caffeinated glory served in a mug that felt as if it had been cradled by a thousand hands before reaching mine. This coffee doesn’t just wake you up; it makes you feel reborn, as though you’ve transcended mere human existence and are now part of something far greater—a Waffle Home family that spans the ages.
As I finished my meal, Linda brought the check with a nod and a knowing smile. She didn’t just see me; she understood me. And isn’t that all we really want in life? Someone who can look into our eyes, read our hunger, and bring us a plate of food that somehow, inexplicably, mends our souls? That’s the Waffle Home promise.
Waffle Home, you have ruined all other dining experiences for me. Five stars are not enough. I would give you the entire galaxy if I could.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amy was awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wife had an egg and cheese sandwich and hash browns . Got flattened,greasy cheese melt with hash browns swimming in grease . Paid 25 bucks for two meals , left and went straight to Chick Filet . Very disappointed !
PEAK 10/10 expirence, saw my home boys, turned up with them, Waitrise was a W, awsomesauce
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cook and waitress arguing and cook calling waitress names and refusing to cook our food and leaving to go to the back of store to get on cell phone. Never cooked our food and we never got our drinks. So we got up and left.
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
Great reasonably priced breakfast and great service!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scrambled Eggs
Must have been a bad night. Stopped in for a simple Egg Sandwich and glass of water for myself and my sister. Wheat toast was burned and it appears they used one egg for both sandwiches. If that wasn't bad enough, the check came and was $9.50 per sandwich. Paid and left and just will not ever return. Definitely something was off with this place.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
6 pm and the joint was empty was my first clue and regrettably I ignored it . Waited 5-10 min before waitress made her way out way and like I said the place was empty. Staff looked high and lost in there phones . Cold toast cold waffle burnt black on one side of sausage , they forgot second order of sausage , cook threw on grill and went back to phone around corner , 5 min later I got up second order of sausage still burning on grill I advised I was paying for my grits and eggs and that was it they demanded I pay full ck , after arguing another 5 min I finally paid . Who ever left a higher then 1 star obliviously had a different crew .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Hey it's Waffle House. Fast, simple and inexpensive food. Good service. Need a quick and easy breakfast head to Waffle House.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hash Brown Bowl, Pecan Waffle, Waffle
My wife and I just left the Ooltewah Waffle House. The employees just had a heated argument in the back room. All the waitresses ran into the back room to break up an argument. I won't be going back in there. This is no way to run a business.
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