We had a good time eating waffles, eggs, hash browns and bacon here. The kids especially enjoyed their hot chocolate. The food was cooked well and tasted good. The service was friendly and Dave the cook came out to see how we liked his cooking. Overall the experience was just as you'd expect it to be for a Waffle House.
(3)
Fritz C.
This is a greasy spoon. We need a IHOP HERE. Ever notice where ever there is a waffle house there is no IHOP and where ever there is a IHOP there is no waffle house. Seems like a bad joke.
(1)
Jim W.
It's a Waffle House, for starters. If you don't know what that means, it means a throwback to diners of yesteryear where the kitchen and dining room share the same airspace. So you'll walk out smelling like you work in the kitchen. You hear the chefs and waitresses yelling at each other. It's just part of the atmosphere that you either love it or hate it. So with all that said, it's difficult to compare it to say, a Bob Evans or Friendly's or I-Hop. Those places are just at a different level of ambiance. You need to compare a Waffle House to a diner. With that said, this WH sucks due to inconsistency. Came here twice on sequential days, and had two vastly different experiences. If you roll up and you don't see a Triumph Sprint in front, just turn around and drive away. The chef who rides that bike (apparently every day) is freaking awesome. If he could be cloned and work every shift it would be a 5 star place. I had the best Waffle House meal I've ever had when he was cooking on day #2. Otherwise, mediocre at best. Day #1 resulted in a good omelet, but hash-browns that the chef thought smothered & covered = burnt and cold. I should have sent it back, but I knew I'd be back the following day since nothing else was within walking distance of where I was staying. As mentioned in another post, this place is one of the dirtiest Waffle Houses I've been in. I understand the patina of grease on the walls, but this place was just grungy compared to others I'd been in. But, I didn't feel like I needed to show when I left. Abridged version: Triumph Sprint out front = Proceed with glee. No Sprint = Leave.
(2)
Chris S.
Food was as expected at this waffle house, my girl enjoyed her waffle and bacon, I found my over medium eggs to be quite a bit runny which is a bit of a pet peeve. The hash browns here were excellent, for those of us from the northeast they let you doctor them up with cheese, chili, tomatoes or any number of toppings, which is a nice change. The thing that I noticed about this location in particular is how filthy it was, the floors were sticky, the counter tops were not wiped down and the bathrooms were frightening! I know they are open 24 hours and they are in a location that's basically a truck stop between 81 and the turnpike but a little clean up wouldn't hurt anyone.
(2)
Christopher G.
I have been to a LOT of WH's in my travels and this was by far the cleanest, most efficient and friendliest. Walked in to a number of staffers yelling "Welcome to Waffle House@ ( a la Moe's). The place was jammed so we opted for counter service. The employees looked spotless, the counter could be eaten off of and the whole place seemed HAPPY. Big stretch from what I have seen at some - a place you go for dirt cheap food with low expectations. Stephen, our server, was polite, friendly, took our order quickly snd was super attentive. Food was lightning fast and looked and tasted awesome. Every WH manager should come here and see how they run this place. ***Add'l note: found out Stephen was the manager because when we told him how great everything was he went and personally thanked all his crew. Sign of a GREAT manager. Wish Yelp expired reviews after a couple years. Not sure how this place was run in 2011 when it was getting 2 star reviews but it isn't that same place. Congrats Stephen and crew. You should be proud!"
(5)
Kimberly C.
This WH is located on a truck friendly highway. We ate here in the early afternoon so there were only a few people eating. We sat at the bar and ordered our usual, waffles with a side of home fries. Still hits the spot every time! The guys working that day were friendly, efficient, and nice. I even bought my very own Waffle House mug. Yay!
(4)
Stacy A.
First time here for us Minnesotans! Great service. Food was great. Lots of food though. We could have shared:) Michael was our waiter & he was really great. Friendly too. Fast service. Everything was superb! I sneezed & Michael yelled out Bless you! That's awesome!
(5)
Gerald S.
Carlisle, Pa. is the half way point on the Pennsylvania Turnpike between home and the grandfolks in Westmoreland County. It has been the place to get off the road for a brief respite, or to meet the western family to pick up my son when he is returning from a visit. Sadly, the dining options on Rt. 11 have always been predictably meager and unworthy of review (better forgotten). Yesterday, I drove a bit further north and found this Waffle House. It may have been there before, but I never noticed it. Having been to one only last month in Maryland, I decided it was a Christmas Eve apparition requiring my investigation. Glad I followed my intuition. I was the only diner when I entered, so I sat at the counter to watch the cooks do their thing, and to chat with them. The coffee was fresh, hot and plentiful. The chatter was friendly and welcomed. The Texas Melt with Fried Onions and Jalapenos, and the Hash Browns, expertly prepared and presented with an assured hand and warm smile. We exchanged recent adventures and they inquired more when they heard of my return from Asia the day before. Their fresh faced curiosity was endearing. Those of us who know WH to be one of the better alternatives along the byways of America already know that a meal here is usually solid and satisfying. This was no different. While never perfect on the menu scale as it lacks certain healthier choices, it remains a cultural artifact to be savored and ritualized. A movable feast on the road of life, especially at Christmas.
(4)
Jenna A.
Went here for breakfast I had the eggs n cheese with hashbrown bacon & raisen toast the hashbrown was smothered in onions u can pick a topping for ur hashbrown which is pretty cool all in all food was good waitress was polite & the place was clean
(4)
Joey C.
Amazing service. I've never seen anything like it- every employee was so happy and having so much fun at work, in turn making a great experience for the customers. They made custom waffle sandwiches for us that were delicious!
(5)
Ssrra I.
Chris was the best waiter ever he was very attentive.He served us with smiles 100 percent of the time. He made very delicious recommendations and he created a special drink for my 6 year old son that made his day it was high c with cherries and lemonade. Thank you Chris we were delighted to have you help us.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
Bill C.
We had a good time eating waffles, eggs, hash browns and bacon here. The kids especially enjoyed their hot chocolate. The food was cooked well and tasted good. The service was friendly and Dave the cook came out to see how we liked his cooking. Overall the experience was just as you'd expect it to be for a Waffle House.
(3)Fritz C.
This is a greasy spoon. We need a IHOP HERE. Ever notice where ever there is a waffle house there is no IHOP and where ever there is a IHOP there is no waffle house. Seems like a bad joke.
(1)Jim W.
It's a Waffle House, for starters. If you don't know what that means, it means a throwback to diners of yesteryear where the kitchen and dining room share the same airspace. So you'll walk out smelling like you work in the kitchen. You hear the chefs and waitresses yelling at each other. It's just part of the atmosphere that you either love it or hate it. So with all that said, it's difficult to compare it to say, a Bob Evans or Friendly's or I-Hop. Those places are just at a different level of ambiance. You need to compare a Waffle House to a diner. With that said, this WH sucks due to inconsistency. Came here twice on sequential days, and had two vastly different experiences. If you roll up and you don't see a Triumph Sprint in front, just turn around and drive away. The chef who rides that bike (apparently every day) is freaking awesome. If he could be cloned and work every shift it would be a 5 star place. I had the best Waffle House meal I've ever had when he was cooking on day #2. Otherwise, mediocre at best. Day #1 resulted in a good omelet, but hash-browns that the chef thought smothered & covered = burnt and cold. I should have sent it back, but I knew I'd be back the following day since nothing else was within walking distance of where I was staying. As mentioned in another post, this place is one of the dirtiest Waffle Houses I've been in. I understand the patina of grease on the walls, but this place was just grungy compared to others I'd been in. But, I didn't feel like I needed to show when I left. Abridged version: Triumph Sprint out front = Proceed with glee. No Sprint = Leave.
(2)Chris S.
Food was as expected at this waffle house, my girl enjoyed her waffle and bacon, I found my over medium eggs to be quite a bit runny which is a bit of a pet peeve. The hash browns here were excellent, for those of us from the northeast they let you doctor them up with cheese, chili, tomatoes or any number of toppings, which is a nice change. The thing that I noticed about this location in particular is how filthy it was, the floors were sticky, the counter tops were not wiped down and the bathrooms were frightening! I know they are open 24 hours and they are in a location that's basically a truck stop between 81 and the turnpike but a little clean up wouldn't hurt anyone.
(2)Christopher G.
I have been to a LOT of WH's in my travels and this was by far the cleanest, most efficient and friendliest. Walked in to a number of staffers yelling "Welcome to Waffle House@ ( a la Moe's). The place was jammed so we opted for counter service. The employees looked spotless, the counter could be eaten off of and the whole place seemed HAPPY. Big stretch from what I have seen at some - a place you go for dirt cheap food with low expectations. Stephen, our server, was polite, friendly, took our order quickly snd was super attentive. Food was lightning fast and looked and tasted awesome. Every WH manager should come here and see how they run this place. ***Add'l note: found out Stephen was the manager because when we told him how great everything was he went and personally thanked all his crew. Sign of a GREAT manager. Wish Yelp expired reviews after a couple years. Not sure how this place was run in 2011 when it was getting 2 star reviews but it isn't that same place. Congrats Stephen and crew. You should be proud!"
(5)Kimberly C.
This WH is located on a truck friendly highway. We ate here in the early afternoon so there were only a few people eating. We sat at the bar and ordered our usual, waffles with a side of home fries. Still hits the spot every time! The guys working that day were friendly, efficient, and nice. I even bought my very own Waffle House mug. Yay!
(4)Stacy A.
First time here for us Minnesotans! Great service. Food was great. Lots of food though. We could have shared:) Michael was our waiter & he was really great. Friendly too. Fast service. Everything was superb! I sneezed & Michael yelled out Bless you! That's awesome!
(5)Gerald S.
Carlisle, Pa. is the half way point on the Pennsylvania Turnpike between home and the grandfolks in Westmoreland County. It has been the place to get off the road for a brief respite, or to meet the western family to pick up my son when he is returning from a visit. Sadly, the dining options on Rt. 11 have always been predictably meager and unworthy of review (better forgotten). Yesterday, I drove a bit further north and found this Waffle House. It may have been there before, but I never noticed it. Having been to one only last month in Maryland, I decided it was a Christmas Eve apparition requiring my investigation. Glad I followed my intuition. I was the only diner when I entered, so I sat at the counter to watch the cooks do their thing, and to chat with them. The coffee was fresh, hot and plentiful. The chatter was friendly and welcomed. The Texas Melt with Fried Onions and Jalapenos, and the Hash Browns, expertly prepared and presented with an assured hand and warm smile. We exchanged recent adventures and they inquired more when they heard of my return from Asia the day before. Their fresh faced curiosity was endearing. Those of us who know WH to be one of the better alternatives along the byways of America already know that a meal here is usually solid and satisfying. This was no different. While never perfect on the menu scale as it lacks certain healthier choices, it remains a cultural artifact to be savored and ritualized. A movable feast on the road of life, especially at Christmas.
(4)Jenna A.
Went here for breakfast I had the eggs n cheese with hashbrown bacon & raisen toast the hashbrown was smothered in onions u can pick a topping for ur hashbrown which is pretty cool all in all food was good waitress was polite & the place was clean
(4)Joey C.
Amazing service. I've never seen anything like it- every employee was so happy and having so much fun at work, in turn making a great experience for the customers. They made custom waffle sandwiches for us that were delicious!
(5)Ssrra I.
Chris was the best waiter ever he was very attentive.He served us with smiles 100 percent of the time. He made very delicious recommendations and he created a special drink for my 6 year old son that made his day it was high c with cherries and lemonade. Thank you Chris we were delighted to have you help us.
(5)