Waffle House Menu with Prices and Calories

Waffle House runs one short, all-day menu across breakfast, lunch and dinner rather than switching the board by the clock. Waffles, hashbrowns and short-order grill plates anchor it, alongside melts, sandwiches and a handful of steak dinners.

Thirteen sections and 82 items make up the Waffle House menu below, each one priced with its own calorie figure attached.

At a glance

Waffle House Menu Prices and Calories

The Waffle House menu runs across thirteen sections, from Breakfast Favorites through Beverages. Every item below carries its own calorie count and price on the same row, pulled from one restaurant listing rather than blended from multiple sources. Hashbrowns and a few melts repeat across more than one section, since Waffle House organizes its board around meal type rather than by ingredient alone.

Waffle House Breakfast Favorites

Breakfast Favorites anchors the Waffle House menu with eleven plates built around eggs, meat and a side. Delmonico Steak & Eggs runs the most expensive plate in the section, while Hashbrowns alone sits at the opposite end. All Star Special carries the most calories of the eleven at 1050, built from a full plate rather than a single component.

Waffle House Toddle House Omelets

Toddle House Omelets cover four builds. The name honors the diner chain Waffle House’s own founders once ran. Fiesta Omelet tops the group on both price and calories, the heaviest of the four at 910 calories. Cheese Omelet runs the lightest of the four, the only one under 900 calories.

Waffle House Signature Hashbrown Bowls

Signature Hashbrown Bowls layer eggs, meat and cheese or grits over hashbrowns, nine builds in the section. Sausage Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl carries the most calories in the lineup, at 920. Build Your Own Hashbrown Bowl runs lightest of the nine, at 480, since a guest chooses each topping. Six of the nine price the same, and the Cheesesteak Melt and Chicken Melt bowls run slightly lower than the rest.

Waffle House Texas Melts

Texas Melts press a filling between grilled Texas toast. Seven builds fill this section of the Waffle House menu. Three carry bacon and price higher than the rest, while the other four run lower. Texas Sausage Melt carries the most calories of the seven at 775, and Texas Bacon Cheesesteak Melt the fewest at 645.

Waffle House Breakfast Sandwiches and Melts

Breakfast Sandwiches and Melts cover four builds from the grill, with the calorie count doing most of the differentiating between them. All four price the same. Texas Sausage Egg & Cheese Melt and Texas Bacon Egg & Cheese Melt both carry 850 calories, the heaviest pair in the section. Bacon Egg & Cheese Sandwich runs lightest at 410, less than half the melts’ count.

Waffle House Waffles

Five waffles fill out this section, each one built on the same base batter. Classic Waffle runs the least expensive of the five and carries the fewest calories, at 410. Pecan Waffle, Peanut Butter Chip Waffle and Blueberry Waffle each add a topping, price a touch higher and run 560 calories apiece.

Waffle House Hashbrowns

Hashbrowns also stand alone as their own listing on the Waffle House menu, matching the same plate found under Breakfast Favorites. It runs 190 calories in either spot, at the same price both times. The words used to order it dressed, from scattered to country, get their own breakdown on a dedicated ordering guide. Regulars mix and match those toppings rather than ordering the plain plate most days.

Waffle House Biscuits

Waffle House Biscuits cover six builds stacked on a grilled biscuit base. Five of the six price the same, and only the plain Grilled Biscuit runs cheaper. City Ham Biscuit carries the most calories of the group, at 870. Egg and dairy turn up across most of the six, broken down on the item-by-item allergen guide.

Waffle House Lunch & Dinner Favorites

Lunch & Dinner Favorites bring six heartier plates onto the Waffle House menu, most of them served with hashbrowns already on the side. Delmonico Steak Dinner tops the section on price, and Papa Joe’s Pork Chop Dinner carries the most calories of the six at 1195. Angus 1/4-lb Bacon Hamburger Deluxe with Hashbrowns runs the least expensive plate here.

Waffle House Sandwiches

Seven sandwiches round out the lineup, from a plain Grilled Cheese Sandwich up to a loaded BLT. Bacon Lover’s BLT and Texas Bacon Lover’s BLT both price the same, the two most expensive builds in the section. Grilled Cheese Sandwich runs both the cheapest and the lightest of the seven, at 330 calories.

Waffle House 100% Angus Beef Burgers

100% Angus Beef Burgers cover four builds, split into single and double patties. Both double-patty burgers carry 790 calories, whether or not bacon gets added on top. Angus 1/4 lb Hamburger runs the least expensive of the four. Double Angus 1/4 lb Hamburger with Bacon tops the section instead.

Waffle House Sides

Sides let a guest round out a plate from nine standalone add-ons, from a Bowl of Grits up to a T-Bone. T-Bone runs the most expensive of the nine. Bowl of Grits stays both the cheapest and the lightest, at 90 calories. Delmonico Steak carries the most calories on this list at 660, well above the other eight sides.

Waffle House Beverages

Beverages close out the Waffle House menu with nine drinks. Eight of the nine price the same, and Large Chocolate Milk stands out as the lone exception. Large Milk carries the most calories of the nine, at 250, and Large Diet Coke carries the fewest, at zero.

Waffle House Hours

Waffle House keeps nearly every location open all day, every day, including holidays. Restaurants close only in rare cases, such as a mandatory evacuation or a direct hit from a storm. A location that closes for weather typically reopens within hours, feeding the Waffle House Index that federal disaster teams still track. The table below lists the hours a guest can expect at a typical location.

Waffle House Locations

Waffle House operates about 2,021 restaurants across 25 states, most heavily concentrated across the South. Georgia holds more than any other state. That weighting reflects the chain’s roots as a Georgia company. The rest of the estate spreads along interstate corridors, thinning as the map moves north and west. The table below breaks down the count.

What to Expect Inside a Waffle House

A Waffle House dining room keeps low, diner-style booths and a long counter facing the grill. A guest can watch a plate cook from order to plate from that counter seat. Servers mark tickets in a shorthand of jelly-packet and cup placement that the kitchen reads at a glance. Coffee refills come without much of a wait, and a jukebox in the corner still takes real coins at plenty of locations.

The kitchen runs the same short Waffle House menu at every hour, so a plate ordered at 3 a.m. looks the same as one ordered at 9 a.m. Regulars and late-night crowds share the same room, just at different points of the same around-the-clock cycle.

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