Service was not fast. They shouldn't even call this place " The Waffle House" because their waffles are like the complimentary type waffles you get in a hotel( just FLATTER). I showed up for my first time pretty late at night over the weekend, I honestly should have just gone to Ihop. I ordered a side of bacon and the middle of each strip, was just fried fat. The only meat I got off that bacon was on both ends of the strip. The gravy for the biscuits took 15 mins because apparently it was " watery still" meaning it's been sitting for a couple of hours COLD. Don't even bother stopping here...not worth the money or the taste.
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Brian A.
It's the waffle house. What do you expect? But sometimes... sometimes, you just need a greasy, nasty waffle house breakfast. Service at this one is over all pretty good. One thing is the place is ALWAYS a little to warm to be comfortable - guess that get's you in and out fast.
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Eric W.
It's the Waffle House! Always good and very consistent food. The staff is always very nice and do a great job!
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Crista H.
First. We come in, and everyone that had filled this place all finished at once and left so we were the only ones left. We sit down and was brought out flatware and was told we would be taken care of shortly. We sat there for about 15 min and no one said a word to us. 1 waitress, 2 cooks, 1 manager, and 1 other person. Not one person said hi, got us a drink, took our order, nothing. As we were waiting another customer was complaining as he was paying to leave, demanding to speak to a manager. Complaining of his horrible service, lol, as we had almost walked out ourselves because of the same reason. They were all cleaning up, mopping the floor after this rush and etc, totally ignoring us. My date had to say something, and they all looked at us like we were crazy. Waitress comes over, not the brightest person, with her doe eyed confused look, apologizes and blames the others for not telling her she had someone. We are literally the only ones in this place. Lol. We clearly haven't ordered, we have no drinks. The food was at normal expectancy for here, however I had to send my eggs back twice because they were over cooking when I gave up and said never mind. We also were never asked for refills on our drinks, all empty, ice and all. We will be speaking to a manager before we leave. Spoke with manager. He was apologetic for the service and my eggs not being properly cooked, and comped our entire meal.
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Jeff C.
It's a Waffle House, so the food is always great. I started this on my smartphone, so I'll only comment on the cleanliness of the place. Drove the RV in and parked by the Best Value Hotel, ignoring the 'Tow Away Zone' signs. There were three people at the bar and one guy in a booth, so not overly busy for noon on Tuesday (sounds like inspiration for a Sheryl Crow song). Two of the three vacant booths were dirty with food debris or syrup, but the waitress came right over when we sat down, greeting us and asking if we knew what we wanted. We were not overwhelmed by bleach when they finally got around to cleaning the tables nearby, which was appreciated by my chemical sensitive wife.
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Brett C.
I've NEVER ate at this or ANY Waffle House in a sober state of mind! That being said, every time I've gone into a Waffle House they've had that ability to satisfy my twisted needs.
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Laurie C.
My husband's favorite breakfast. Easy going and good service. Can't ask for more.
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Chris E.
Don't ask for pancakes at a Waffle House. This is one of a million WH's across the nation. The band hits WH's at about 1-2am for sustenance post-gig (and post-load-in). I can negotiate for a tomato & ham omelet (no cheese, no hash browns, etc.) without too much difficulty (to stay on my slow-carb diet). These places are all a bit dirty, a bit dated, and the food's nothing to write home about. PERFECT at 2am!
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Colie J.
Yes it is greasy. Yes it is now $7 instead of $5 for an All-Star breakfast, but still my favorite place to get breakfast anytime of day. You can see them cook your food. This was one of the last chains to accept credit cards, along with another favorite of mine ChickFilA. They are open 365 days a year so even on Thanksgiving or Christmas you can get your WH fix. *** any other time it would be 5 stars. Today I think the grillman is new because the ladies had to repeat the orders way too much. He burned my hubby & I's first waffles and then we had to wait an eternity (almost finished with our food) to get the new waffles. Again, great food and great service, everyone has an off day. Food was still great even if I had to wait for the waffle!
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Mark M.
They always cook and make your food anyway you like. The service is fast and very friendly like a good family environment . Very social and helpful staff. I always order a breakfast sandwich and have it custom made to my liking. They are a very busy place but take the time to keep your drinks full..
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Gabrielle J.
Did you know? Since 1955, the Waffle House has served 495,264,367 waffles, 957,041,599 cups of coffee, and 1,173,838,328 hashbrown orders? Well now you do. Thank you Wa-Ho brochure I stuck in my bag. As a CA Native who has only ever travelled the coasts of this fine country, I have never heard, nor experienced the "Wa-Ho." The hash browns are exactly how hbs should be- hand shredded, served with any additional veggie of choice. Kitchen is open and you can watch them crack eggs per order (no pre made liquid egg tub that chefs ladle from). I also could not believe how nice everyone was workin this joint. Maybe that's why all the non Californians hate on us- I think we're just not nice people. Anyway, if you find yourself on a road to nowhere somewhere in our middle america, make sure to make a pit stop for the Wa-Ho!
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Matt T.
In my travels around America I have found two distinct classes of Waffles Houses...one where the staff are crackerjacker waitresses who are on point and the place is immaculate. The second is a vortex of suck...where all hope of a good diner experience are dashed when you sit down...Longmont is the second, unfortunately. Sat down for lunch at the bar and noticed crumbs and old hash browns from a previous patron...so I moved one to my left...and found more food still on the bar. Ordered lunch and watched the grill man...who did have some good skills. He finished up my plate and put it to the right for the waitress to pick up....and there it sat....and sat...finally it received some company in two more plates for gals at one of the booths. It seems during this time the waitress was having trouble with the math on the checks because she spent two minutes figuring it out while my food sat there, mocking me from a mere 10 feet away...laughing at me that I couldn't eat it. The waitress finally figures out the addition ( subtraction's tricky pal) and promptly delivers the 2 plates to the booth leaving mine, alone again. This time I laugh at my sandwich as I taunt it that it is alone in this universe...and to quote Joseph Conrad, " We live as we dream, alone" Yes, existential musings at the Waffle House while planning the demise of a sandwich that now is old enough to take classes at the community college. The waitress walks by it again...but this time hears the subsonic waves of derision of said sandwich. She brings it over and I begin showing this lunch who is boss. Next time, i'll go elsewhere for my lunch...you should too.
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Gregory H.
Simple, good, cheap easy breakfast for a weekend morning. Who could ask for more? Living in Loveland, when I'm heading down to Denver in the morning for a weekend trip they're pretty much all I'll eat for Breakfast between Loveland and Denver. Also, the people are always so friendly too :-) even under busy times like today (Mother's day) when I stopped in they managed to keep a pretty straight face and keep the lines moving. Kudos to them. Will always be a customer!
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LadaKush N.
We got a seat right away. Marisa was very nice and chillax.. Although she smelled like the cigarette she was smoking when we were walking up. I like that I'm able to see how they make my food. We ordered an all star combo with raisin toast, peanut butter waffle, strawberry waffle, and orange juice. The young man cooking seemed new but did a great job. He also often turns around and smile at customers, which I think is nice. The strawberry tasted artificial but the peanut butter chips were pretty good. The grits was good and the bacon was cooked perfectly. Note this is where you go when your in a road trip with hardly any restaurants. Overall it was okay it is a lot like ihop and Denny's food.
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Daniel L.
I give 4 stars because I have always liked the staff there for the most part. They are fun and the food is prepared in front of you which is a big deal to me. I go usually super late and during the week between 2-4am. Night crew is best and it's usually not slammed those hours. Avoid the bar rush thur-sat by going after 3am. Friday night around 2am forget about it. It'll take forever for your food. Overall though, it's nice to have a late night spot to get some fried food near Longmont. There's not too much else around.
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Madi F.
So Jenny, the 83 yr old hostess, keeps up the rep that Jenny's all over the world, their leader I'm quite certain being Jenny L., are the business. The baddest mothers around. She was friendly, and funny, and dancing, and joking, and zinging us with one liners. And anyone who points out me and my lover are twitterpated wins the big stuffed animal prize with me. Plus, she gave us cute little crocheted reindeer that give you a Hershey's kiss when you squeeze their cheeks. At this point I'm wanting to put her in the trunk and take her home with me. The waffles are suprimo, the hashbrowns with onions were yummly! The wheat toast could use some work but then again I'm a wheat toast snob and disregarding that we both had heartburn for a good rest of the day... this is still our new Central perk. Forrest said it best "But I love you Jen-aaaaaay"
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Kyle G.
I'm a regular. I tip 25%. Tonight I took my beautiful girl out for some nostalgia. Sat for 1/2 hour without a drink order. Walked.
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Nick S.
Aside from the sanitation practices being a slight bit out of code, the service was absolutely horrendous. It seemed out waitress was either brand new at waiting tables or just plain terrible at it. We sat down and it took well over 15 minutes to get our table cleared from the previous patrons and given coffee. The food came out after about 30 minutes later and was not as ordered. I guess there's a reason that we only have 1 Waffle House North of Colorado Springs. It's absolute garbage with garbage service.
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Bill H.
Me and the wife returned to the waffle house after over a year of not going and was glad to find a new manager. last time we where there it was filthy, the new manager has the place clean and food back up to standards. If you cant guess you got it I'm a Waffle House lifer from Va and been eating there for as long as I can remember (40+ Years).
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Brent E.
I don't know how you can screw up a waffle and eggs, but dear lord did this place find a way. Think of the afterbirth a steam room might have following an orgy, this might suffice. The food was terrible! Even the waffle was crying to be put out of its misery!
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Mike J.
Decent cheap breakfast, but with the constantly changing staff, who knows what you'll get...
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Barry W.
*** What ... did I step into the Twilight Zone here? *** I ret'n to my Days Inn room @ 11pm across the road last nite only to find that the power grid had gone out. (ugh) Only joint nearby with electricity? Waffle House. Me: How u doin? Waitress (Wt): Terrible, I wish our lights went out too. Me: Cmon, u don't really wanna lose electricity? Wt: Yeah, I do. I wanna leave to play bingo. Me: Bingo? Wt: Yep, it's the most fun around here. Me: (ugh) Lemme see what I will order. [insert roughly a short 20sec pause here ...] Wt: Well, I dumped my bf after I found out that he slept with my bff. He's really such a creep! Me: Uh ... wah?!? Wt: Yep, I found out when she had her baby right between my 3yo & 4yo kids. That cheating S.O.B! Me: Je'ez, am I in a friggin' Maury Povich Show? Wt: Nope ... that is just the story of my life. ;( Me: Just steak & poached eggs please. (0_o) The steak was lousy, eggs aight, coffee good: $10. I must say Wt's life story (not on menu) was priceless. *** Pls, don't even ask about the truck driver's convo! ***
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Jennifer M.
Not being from the south, and only experiencing a few Waffle Houses while living in Mississippi for the summer, I'm not really a Waffle House expert. My husband tells me the food here is indicative of a good Waffle House though. The staff is friendly, but shady as hell. They make some good food though, and for $5 you can fill up on some awesome greasy diner food. The $2 bacon, egg & cheese biscuit was delicious. I'm pretty sure the gravy for the biscuits & gravy came from a mix. Either way, I can't wait to drive up here at 3am some night and order all sorts of food I shouldn't be eating at 3am.
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Veronica R.
Service was not fast. They shouldn't even call this place " The Waffle House" because their waffles are like the complimentary type waffles you get in a hotel( just FLATTER). I showed up for my first time pretty late at night over the weekend, I honestly should have just gone to Ihop. I ordered a side of bacon and the middle of each strip, was just fried fat. The only meat I got off that bacon was on both ends of the strip. The gravy for the biscuits took 15 mins because apparently it was " watery still" meaning it's been sitting for a couple of hours COLD. Don't even bother stopping here...not worth the money or the taste.
(1)Brian A.
It's the waffle house. What do you expect? But sometimes... sometimes, you just need a greasy, nasty waffle house breakfast. Service at this one is over all pretty good. One thing is the place is ALWAYS a little to warm to be comfortable - guess that get's you in and out fast.
(3)Eric W.
It's the Waffle House! Always good and very consistent food. The staff is always very nice and do a great job!
(4)Crista H.
First. We come in, and everyone that had filled this place all finished at once and left so we were the only ones left. We sit down and was brought out flatware and was told we would be taken care of shortly. We sat there for about 15 min and no one said a word to us. 1 waitress, 2 cooks, 1 manager, and 1 other person. Not one person said hi, got us a drink, took our order, nothing. As we were waiting another customer was complaining as he was paying to leave, demanding to speak to a manager. Complaining of his horrible service, lol, as we had almost walked out ourselves because of the same reason. They were all cleaning up, mopping the floor after this rush and etc, totally ignoring us. My date had to say something, and they all looked at us like we were crazy. Waitress comes over, not the brightest person, with her doe eyed confused look, apologizes and blames the others for not telling her she had someone. We are literally the only ones in this place. Lol. We clearly haven't ordered, we have no drinks. The food was at normal expectancy for here, however I had to send my eggs back twice because they were over cooking when I gave up and said never mind. We also were never asked for refills on our drinks, all empty, ice and all. We will be speaking to a manager before we leave. Spoke with manager. He was apologetic for the service and my eggs not being properly cooked, and comped our entire meal.
(2)Jeff C.
It's a Waffle House, so the food is always great. I started this on my smartphone, so I'll only comment on the cleanliness of the place. Drove the RV in and parked by the Best Value Hotel, ignoring the 'Tow Away Zone' signs. There were three people at the bar and one guy in a booth, so not overly busy for noon on Tuesday (sounds like inspiration for a Sheryl Crow song). Two of the three vacant booths were dirty with food debris or syrup, but the waitress came right over when we sat down, greeting us and asking if we knew what we wanted. We were not overwhelmed by bleach when they finally got around to cleaning the tables nearby, which was appreciated by my chemical sensitive wife.
(3)Brett C.
I've NEVER ate at this or ANY Waffle House in a sober state of mind! That being said, every time I've gone into a Waffle House they've had that ability to satisfy my twisted needs.
(5)Laurie C.
My husband's favorite breakfast. Easy going and good service. Can't ask for more.
(3)Chris E.
Don't ask for pancakes at a Waffle House. This is one of a million WH's across the nation. The band hits WH's at about 1-2am for sustenance post-gig (and post-load-in). I can negotiate for a tomato & ham omelet (no cheese, no hash browns, etc.) without too much difficulty (to stay on my slow-carb diet). These places are all a bit dirty, a bit dated, and the food's nothing to write home about. PERFECT at 2am!
(3)Colie J.
Yes it is greasy. Yes it is now $7 instead of $5 for an All-Star breakfast, but still my favorite place to get breakfast anytime of day. You can see them cook your food. This was one of the last chains to accept credit cards, along with another favorite of mine ChickFilA. They are open 365 days a year so even on Thanksgiving or Christmas you can get your WH fix. *** any other time it would be 5 stars. Today I think the grillman is new because the ladies had to repeat the orders way too much. He burned my hubby & I's first waffles and then we had to wait an eternity (almost finished with our food) to get the new waffles. Again, great food and great service, everyone has an off day. Food was still great even if I had to wait for the waffle!
(4)Mark M.
They always cook and make your food anyway you like. The service is fast and very friendly like a good family environment . Very social and helpful staff. I always order a breakfast sandwich and have it custom made to my liking. They are a very busy place but take the time to keep your drinks full..
(5)Gabrielle J.
Did you know? Since 1955, the Waffle House has served 495,264,367 waffles, 957,041,599 cups of coffee, and 1,173,838,328 hashbrown orders? Well now you do. Thank you Wa-Ho brochure I stuck in my bag. As a CA Native who has only ever travelled the coasts of this fine country, I have never heard, nor experienced the "Wa-Ho." The hash browns are exactly how hbs should be- hand shredded, served with any additional veggie of choice. Kitchen is open and you can watch them crack eggs per order (no pre made liquid egg tub that chefs ladle from). I also could not believe how nice everyone was workin this joint. Maybe that's why all the non Californians hate on us- I think we're just not nice people. Anyway, if you find yourself on a road to nowhere somewhere in our middle america, make sure to make a pit stop for the Wa-Ho!
(4)Matt T.
In my travels around America I have found two distinct classes of Waffles Houses...one where the staff are crackerjacker waitresses who are on point and the place is immaculate. The second is a vortex of suck...where all hope of a good diner experience are dashed when you sit down...Longmont is the second, unfortunately. Sat down for lunch at the bar and noticed crumbs and old hash browns from a previous patron...so I moved one to my left...and found more food still on the bar. Ordered lunch and watched the grill man...who did have some good skills. He finished up my plate and put it to the right for the waitress to pick up....and there it sat....and sat...finally it received some company in two more plates for gals at one of the booths. It seems during this time the waitress was having trouble with the math on the checks because she spent two minutes figuring it out while my food sat there, mocking me from a mere 10 feet away...laughing at me that I couldn't eat it. The waitress finally figures out the addition ( subtraction's tricky pal) and promptly delivers the 2 plates to the booth leaving mine, alone again. This time I laugh at my sandwich as I taunt it that it is alone in this universe...and to quote Joseph Conrad, " We live as we dream, alone" Yes, existential musings at the Waffle House while planning the demise of a sandwich that now is old enough to take classes at the community college. The waitress walks by it again...but this time hears the subsonic waves of derision of said sandwich. She brings it over and I begin showing this lunch who is boss. Next time, i'll go elsewhere for my lunch...you should too.
(1)Gregory H.
Simple, good, cheap easy breakfast for a weekend morning. Who could ask for more? Living in Loveland, when I'm heading down to Denver in the morning for a weekend trip they're pretty much all I'll eat for Breakfast between Loveland and Denver. Also, the people are always so friendly too :-) even under busy times like today (Mother's day) when I stopped in they managed to keep a pretty straight face and keep the lines moving. Kudos to them. Will always be a customer!
(5)LadaKush N.
We got a seat right away. Marisa was very nice and chillax.. Although she smelled like the cigarette she was smoking when we were walking up. I like that I'm able to see how they make my food. We ordered an all star combo with raisin toast, peanut butter waffle, strawberry waffle, and orange juice. The young man cooking seemed new but did a great job. He also often turns around and smile at customers, which I think is nice. The strawberry tasted artificial but the peanut butter chips were pretty good. The grits was good and the bacon was cooked perfectly. Note this is where you go when your in a road trip with hardly any restaurants. Overall it was okay it is a lot like ihop and Denny's food.
(2)Daniel L.
I give 4 stars because I have always liked the staff there for the most part. They are fun and the food is prepared in front of you which is a big deal to me. I go usually super late and during the week between 2-4am. Night crew is best and it's usually not slammed those hours. Avoid the bar rush thur-sat by going after 3am. Friday night around 2am forget about it. It'll take forever for your food. Overall though, it's nice to have a late night spot to get some fried food near Longmont. There's not too much else around.
(4)Madi F.
So Jenny, the 83 yr old hostess, keeps up the rep that Jenny's all over the world, their leader I'm quite certain being Jenny L., are the business. The baddest mothers around. She was friendly, and funny, and dancing, and joking, and zinging us with one liners. And anyone who points out me and my lover are twitterpated wins the big stuffed animal prize with me. Plus, she gave us cute little crocheted reindeer that give you a Hershey's kiss when you squeeze their cheeks. At this point I'm wanting to put her in the trunk and take her home with me. The waffles are suprimo, the hashbrowns with onions were yummly! The wheat toast could use some work but then again I'm a wheat toast snob and disregarding that we both had heartburn for a good rest of the day... this is still our new Central perk. Forrest said it best "But I love you Jen-aaaaaay"
(4)Kyle G.
I'm a regular. I tip 25%. Tonight I took my beautiful girl out for some nostalgia. Sat for 1/2 hour without a drink order. Walked.
(1)Nick S.
Aside from the sanitation practices being a slight bit out of code, the service was absolutely horrendous. It seemed out waitress was either brand new at waiting tables or just plain terrible at it. We sat down and it took well over 15 minutes to get our table cleared from the previous patrons and given coffee. The food came out after about 30 minutes later and was not as ordered. I guess there's a reason that we only have 1 Waffle House North of Colorado Springs. It's absolute garbage with garbage service.
(1)Bill H.
Me and the wife returned to the waffle house after over a year of not going and was glad to find a new manager. last time we where there it was filthy, the new manager has the place clean and food back up to standards. If you cant guess you got it I'm a Waffle House lifer from Va and been eating there for as long as I can remember (40+ Years).
(5)Brent E.
I don't know how you can screw up a waffle and eggs, but dear lord did this place find a way. Think of the afterbirth a steam room might have following an orgy, this might suffice. The food was terrible! Even the waffle was crying to be put out of its misery!
(1)Mike J.
Decent cheap breakfast, but with the constantly changing staff, who knows what you'll get...
(3)Barry W.
*** What ... did I step into the Twilight Zone here? *** I ret'n to my Days Inn room @ 11pm across the road last nite only to find that the power grid had gone out. (ugh) Only joint nearby with electricity? Waffle House. Me: How u doin? Waitress (Wt): Terrible, I wish our lights went out too. Me: Cmon, u don't really wanna lose electricity? Wt: Yeah, I do. I wanna leave to play bingo. Me: Bingo? Wt: Yep, it's the most fun around here. Me: (ugh) Lemme see what I will order. [insert roughly a short 20sec pause here ...] Wt: Well, I dumped my bf after I found out that he slept with my bff. He's really such a creep! Me: Uh ... wah?!? Wt: Yep, I found out when she had her baby right between my 3yo & 4yo kids. That cheating S.O.B! Me: Je'ez, am I in a friggin' Maury Povich Show? Wt: Nope ... that is just the story of my life. ;( Me: Just steak & poached eggs please. (0_o) The steak was lousy, eggs aight, coffee good: $10. I must say Wt's life story (not on menu) was priceless. *** Pls, don't even ask about the truck driver's convo! ***
(2)Jennifer M.
Not being from the south, and only experiencing a few Waffle Houses while living in Mississippi for the summer, I'm not really a Waffle House expert. My husband tells me the food here is indicative of a good Waffle House though. The staff is friendly, but shady as hell. They make some good food though, and for $5 you can fill up on some awesome greasy diner food. The $2 bacon, egg & cheese biscuit was delicious. I'm pretty sure the gravy for the biscuits & gravy came from a mix. Either way, I can't wait to drive up here at 3am some night and order all sorts of food I shouldn't be eating at 3am.
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