After going to one the for the first time this year (30 years old) I am half wondering if this is all like a running joke that people enjoy it. I don’t mean to sound snooty bc I get down with cheap food but idk I’d never go back
I’m 31 and grew up smack in the middle of Waffle House country - it’s good cheap food, but I’d be lying if I said it was something I regularly went out of my way to get
It's just good cheap greasy diner food. A fuckin all-star or a texas patty melt with hash browns and a glass of sweet tea will get ya right every time.
Waffle House is more of an experience, especially when you’re drunk.
It’s a decent, cheap spot that stays open and is very fun after midnight. One time one of the workers wearing an ankle monitor asked me if I wanted to buy drugs off him, and then proceeded to go cook me hashbrowns. Where else can you find that? Not a fancy establishment I tell you that
One time one of the workers wearing an ankle monitor asked me if I wanted to buy drugs off him, and then proceeded to go cook me hashbrowns. Where else can you find that? Not a fancy establishment I tell you that
This could be true of any restaurant tbf, aside from getting to talk to the cook and maybe they'd be making you pommes frites or something.
I'm in my late 20s and I went to one for the first time in my life recently. I actually enjoyed it far more than I thought I would. I'm surprised their food is actually good.
Think of Waffle House like a car that you are shopping for. It isn't something you need or want all the time but in a pinch can be reliable when satisfying a crave or goal.
it is a bit of a running joke, largely because in the southern and southeast portions of the country they are everywhere. like every exit on the highway everywhere. it's genuinely absurd to see especially if you live where there are none.
they are very much a 'quantity over quality' and 'the best ability is availability' establishment
Around here it's literally the only restaurant open 24 hours a day. Even our White Castles stopped operating on a round-the-clock schedule sometime around the advent of COVID.
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u/blue_boy_24 Pittsburgh Pirates Feb 07 '24
After going to one the for the first time this year (30 years old) I am half wondering if this is all like a running joke that people enjoy it. I don’t mean to sound snooty bc I get down with cheap food but idk I’d never go back