We are just the opposite. WaHos are all over the place, but the ihop coming to my town will be the 4th one in the state (Kentucky). The closest one is a one hour drive, so I've only eaten there twice in my life.
Dammit. Now I want some hashbrowns.
We are just the opposite. WaHos are all over the place, but the ihop coming to my town will be the 4th one in the state (Kentucky). The closest one is a one hour drive, so I've only eaten there twice in my life.
Dammit. Now I want some hashbrowns.
RossD wrote: No wonder I have no idea what you guys are talking about. I've never been to a Waffle House. I wanted to try one when we went to Ohio but we did have a chance. Wisconsin doesn't have Waffle House; not up here at least.
You're missing out. Here's an easy measure of a greasy spoon chain. When there is a shooting at a restaurant, and all the GRMers are more interested in discussing the hashbrowns than what happened, THOSE are some hashbrowns.
scattered, smothered, covered, chunked, and peppered. I also like to get a side of sausage, cut the patties up, then mix them in. Good stuff!!
That's my version of a Whoopie Pie pancake breakfast. There's marshmallow creme just oozing out between the pancakes.
Where do you people live that there aren't any WaHo's around? They're like 7-11's down here! I have two within ten minutes of my house, and they're so close together that you can stand in the parking lot of one and see the other one. It's like a half-mile down the road.
Haven't been there in months. Might need to fix that.
Waffle House......only when wasted.........but then I can't get there.
It's been years since I've had it.
I'll have a chicken melt, Texas, make it a double plate scattered smothered covered and chunked. On my 6 mile drive to work I pass 2 WHs and there are 2 more in town. Gotta love it.
In reply to 1988RedT2:
There aren't any in the entire state of Illinois and all the ones in Indiana are close to Indy.
Oh and I like mine scattered, smothered, covered, capped, and chunked. Make it a triple and that'll be my whole meal.
SilverFleet wrote: Ahhh... another thing to look forward to on our trip down south to the Challenge. That, and the rancid farts that soon follow... oh man...
FWIW, DO_NOT_UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES hit the one a couple exits North of the best western. It is seriously THE worst restaurant I've ever been to in my life. Filthy, and we made the same mistake two years in a row; I want to say we were there for at least an hour and a half. It was insane. There's a Bob Evans a few exits up, and a good WH on the University exit. 43rd Street Deli on the Williston Exit is seriously one of the best breakfasts I've ever had. Phenomenal.
I like Bob Evans, but for whatever reason, it always makes me E36 M3 myself violently within 2 hours of ingestion.
poopshovel wrote:SilverFleet wrote: Ahhh... another thing to look forward to on our trip down south to the Challenge. That, and the rancid farts that soon follow... oh man...FWIW, DO_NOT_UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES hit the one a couple exits North of the best western. It is seriously THE worst restaurant I've ever been to in my life. Filthy, and we made the same mistake two years in a row; I want to say we were there for at least an hour and a half. It was insane. There's a Bob Evans a few exits up, and a good WH on the University exit. 43rd Street Deli on the Williston Exit is seriously one of the best breakfasts I've ever had. Phenomenal.
I remember going to two of them in the past two Challenge trips I've been on, and both were in northern Florida.
One was in Gainesville (I think) near an Advance or Pep Boys. That one was alright, but I remember it taking forever to get our food. The other was off the highway about an hour out of the city. That one was better. Both helped to produce a perfect storm of stench that would make a grown man cry.
So Huddle House is edible? I'll keep it in mind. Some of the people I'm traveling with have a strange hatred for Cracker Barrell, so they are out. Any other down-South chains we should try for some dirty good meals?
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: In reply to 1988RedT2: There aren't any in the entire state of Illinois and all the ones in Indiana are close to Indy.
Thank your lucky stars. I can't imagine people going to them on purpose. If you're wasted and no place else is to go and your judgement is impaired than I understand it.
carguy123 wrote:SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: In reply to 1988RedT2: There aren't any in the entire state of Illinois and all the ones in Indiana are close to Indy.Thank your lucky stars. I can't imagine people going to them on purpose. If you're wasted and no place else is to go and your judgement is impaired than I understand it.
Spoolpigeon wrote: There is a waffle house less than a mile from my house. However it is the nastiest WaHo I've ever been to. It's been dubbed 'awful house' by the locals lol. So I opt for cracker barrel and occasionally Denny's for my breakfast craves. We just found out a couple weeks ago that an iHop is coming to town. Berk yeah.
Screw IHOP. They cant even make pancakes right.
mndsm wrote:Spoolpigeon wrote: There is a waffle house less than a mile from my house. However it is the nastiest WaHo I've ever been to. It's been dubbed 'awful house' by the locals lol. So I opt for cracker barrel and occasionally Denny's for my breakfast craves. We just found out a couple weeks ago that an iHop is coming to town. Berk yeah.Screw IHOP. They cant even make pancakes right.
+1. IHOP sucks massive balls.
The last time I ate at Denny's was an absolute disaster. Honestly, nothing about the place was acceptable. Not clean, not fast, not courteous, food not good. It will be a long time before I eat there again, unless I get Alzheimers.
IHOP is slow. Food isn't bad, but who wants to wait that long for breakfast?
Aunt Sarah's is usually pretty good, but again, not usually as fast as Waffle House. Nice thing about WaHo is you can see them cooking real food right in front of you.
One good thing about WaHo, I've seen more fights break out there than any other restaurant and not all that far behind a Nascar infield. Of course it could be the same people populating both.
The last one was over grits. GRITS! And it wasn't even the grits of either one. One thought his grits was too cold. The guy in the booth behind him opined that he hated grits. The partner of the cold grits whiner said he loved grits and went on to name all the ways grits was good.
The guy behind turned around and leaned on the back of the booth pinning the arm of the whiner. When he jerked his arm away the water glass got spilled on the grits lover guy AND THEN THE FIGHT BEGAN.
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