I had heard such good things about this place & food was good but the service was subpar & the wait…read morewas over 2 hrs & a few people in our party never got served & the alleged manager was very unprofessional & combative & the racial undertones was evident. I will not recommend this to any of my people & I wish this establishment nothing but well wishes & do better for future encounters with blk people! We are not our ancestors!!

Good old fashion breakfast. The portions was just right. Atmosphere awesome. Friendly service…read more Small town feel

It was like I was on a movie set, in a sweet southern town. Imagine a place where you walk in and…read moreare greeted by name & you see people that you know & they speak & they say "Hey, how are you?!" ...I sat in a booth right in front with a window view & near the door. I was in heaven watching the lunchtime crowd roll in deep. I had the best sweet tea & ordered the BLT w/ fries lunch plate. I was treated with the friendliest faces & best service! Go ahead see for yourself, I got called sweetie & left a big tip! ;)

Stopped in for a quick breakfast in Starkville before attending orientation at Mississippi State…read more The place appeared to be packed with locals. The server was nice and answered our questions about the different dishes and their syrups. The food itself was just average. The pancakes are super thick and dry. My son was not a fan. The waffle was the same as making your own at any hotel chain. The French toast was super basic and dry. They used the heal of the bread which was somewhat of a disappointment considering you are paying a hefty amount for it. I don't think we will be back. Maybe they are known more for their lunch options.

Been here several times for brunch and dinner. I find that the food is very inconsistent depending…read moreon how busy they are. Been for brunch and they were out of several main dishes and service was awful. Had one good dinner experience, and the other, my steak was very overcooked and even after sending back just tough and fatty.

We went there for their weekend brunch and it was a lovely experience. Service was attentive and…read moreprofessional and the food was exceptional. We will definitely return for more!

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never had a waffle in a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. This particular Waffle House location was convenient to my hotel. It was a good stop for a late night feast and the service was good. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

The service was great! The food took no time at all to come out to the table and we had no wait to…read moresit and eat!

What a great find. Small town, everyone knows your name kind of joint. Was hoping they had lunch…read moreand the menu did not disappoint. Was going to have the shrimp poboy, but heard everyone paying stating that they had the hamburger, so I had to give I a try. Had the smokehouse cheeseburger with grilled onions, bacon and a half pound of fat dripping hamburger. Haven't had a burger that juicy in a coons age! A bit disappointed in the chops. Menu positioned them as gourmet kettle chips. I was hoping for homemade. They were Lay's. Service was very quick. No fountain soda, but the waitress dropped another can of Mountain Dew in front of me when I drained the first can into my glass.

It's where the locals eat. Great for Breakfast and Lunch. They even have something for your sweet…read moretooth, with a case for cupcakes, brownies and when you're lucky, a homemade triple layer cake. The sandwiches and salads are named for the historic homes in town!

Friendly neighborhood diner, restaurant, bar all rolled into Aberdeen, MS. I had breakfast here,…read moresimple eggs and hash brown potatoes, wheat toast, nothing exotic, but friendly service and variety on the menu.

Their food is great, great service., they went above and beyond for our group. Had our Christmas…read moreparty there. I would highly recommend, if you haven't been with the new ownership you need to go!!! Thank you again for the great time. I know I will be back!

Great little small town diner. Good service and the food was very good. A lot of locals eating when…read morewe arrived. Overheard the local "news" as they were talking. Worth the time to stop and eat here.