Waffle House Menu with Prices 2026-Updated Menu & Prices

Waffle House has been slinging eggs, waffles, and hashbrowns since 1955, and the menu hasn’t strayed far from that original idea: simple diner food, cooked fast, served any hour of the day. This guide breaks down the full menu, along with pricing and calorie details, so you know what to expect before you sit down at the counter.

Waffle House Menu prices are set locally so they can vary from one location to the next. The official Waffle House website focuses on nutrition information rather than pricing — so the estimates below are based on typical menu costs to help you plan your visit.

Last verified: Calories checked against Waffle House’s official nutrition guide (updated August 2026). Prices are estimates.

Waffle House Menu With Prices

Waffle House Menu at a Glance

Waffle House Breakfast Menu With Prices

Waffle House doesn’t really have “breakfast hours.” The grill runs the same plate at 7am and at 2am, so ordering a waffle house Two Egg Breakfast menu at midnight is just as normal as ordering it at sunrise.

All-Star Special

Waffle House All Star Special

$11.95 – $13.85

Calories varies by choices

Two Egg Breakfast

Waffle House Two Egg Breakfast

$5.95 – $7.75

180 Calories (sides extra)

Chicken Biscuit

Waffle House Chicken Biscuit

$6.25 – $6.50

430 (Calories)

Two Egg Breakfast with Side Meat

Waffle House Two Egg Breakfast With Side Meat 1

$10.05 – $12.65

approx. 280–570 (sides extra)

Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast

Waffle House Cheese Eggs With Raisin Toaste 1

$7.75 – $8.75

500(Calories)

Waffle House Steak And Eggs

Waffle House Steak Eggs

$11.85 – $12.60

480 cal, Delmonico steak with 2 scrambled eggs. Sides extra.

Waffle House T-Bone And Eggs

Waffle House T Bone Eggs 1

$15.15 – $15.95

600 cal, T-Bone steak with 2 scrambled eggs. Sides extra

Waffle House Omelets Menu With Prices

Omelets are made to order on the open grill, so what you see is the same you get and there is no hidden prep in the back.

Waffle House Cheese Omelet

Waffle House Cheese Omelet

$5.99–$9.25

280 Calories (sides extra)

Cheese Omelets are served with Two Slices of American Cheese, Toast & Jelly. Side choices include Grits, Hashbrowns or Sliced Tomatoes.

Ham & Cheese Omelet

Waffle House Ham And Cheese Omelet

$8.70–$10.75

350 Calories (sides extra)

Ham & Cheese Omelets are served with Hickory Smoked Ham & Two Slices of American Cheese, Toast & Jelly. Side choices includes Grits, Hashbrowns or Sliced Tomatoes.

Waffle House Fiesta Omelet

Waffle House Fiesta Omelet 2

$7.99-$11.50

385 Calories (sides extra)

Fiesta Omelets are served with Hickory Smoked Ham, Diced Tomatoes, Jalapenos, Grilled Onions & Two Slices of American Cheese, Toast & Jelly. Side choices includes Grits, Hashbrowns or Sliced Tomatoes.

Waffle House Cheesesteak Omelet

cheesesteak omelet

$7.30–$10.75

410 Calories (sides extra)

Cheesesteak Omelets are served with famous Thin-Sliced Chuck Cheesesteak & Two Slices of American Cheese, Toast & Jelly. Side choices includes Grits, Hashbrowns or Sliced Tomatoes.

Waffle House Sandwiches & Melts With Prices

Texas Melts swap regular toast for thick, buttered and grilled Texas toast. That is the only difference from the regular sandwiches. The Texas Sausage, Egg & Cheese Melt is the heaviest of the bunch at 650 calories.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Sandwich

Waffle House Suasage Egg Cheese Sandwich

$5.95 – $7.85

530 (Calories)

Sausage with two eggs, grilled onions, served on toast with two slices of Melted American Cheese.

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Sandwich

Waffle House Bacon Egg Cheese Sandwich

$5.95 – $7.85

405 (Calories)

Bacon with two eggs, grilled onions, served on toast with two slices of Melted American Cheese.

Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Waffle House grilled Cheese Sandwich

$3.15 – $6.50

230 (Calories)

Grilled cheese sandwich includes two Slices of Melted American Cheese, served on your choice of Grilled Toast.

BLT Sandwich And Melt

BLT Sandwich

$6.50 – $8.50

275 (Calories)

BLT Sandwiches are served with three Slices Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato, served on your choice of Toast.

Texas Bacon, Egg & Cheese Melt

Waffle house Texas Bacon Egg Cheese Melt

$7.25-$9.35

525 (Calories)

Bacons with two eggs, grilled onions, served on Texas toast with two slices of Melted American Cheese.

Texas Cheesesteak Melt

Waffle House Texas Cheesesteak Melt

$6.50-$10.75

445 (Calories)

Thin-Sliced Cheesesteak with Grilled Onions, served on Texas Toast with Two Slices of Melted American Cheese.

Texas Sausage, Egg & Cheese Melt

Waffle House Texas Sausage Melt

$6.50-$9.75

650 (Calories)

Sausage Patty with Grilled Onions, served on Texas Toast with Two Slices of Melted American Cheese.

Texas Angus Patty Melt

Texas Angus Patty Melt

$6.50-$8.75

535 calories (with bacon +90 calories)

Angus beef patty with grilled onions, served on Texas toast with American cheese. Add bacon for 90 more calories.

Waffle House Biscuits Menu And Prices

Waffle House Grilled Biscuit

Waffle House Style Grilled Biscuit

$2.65-$3.15

300 (Calories)

Customers can build-their-Own Biscuit with a variety of ingredients, served on a Grilled Biscuit.

Sausage, Egg, Cheese Biscuit

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit with a warm savory sausage patty and melted cheese

$4.20 – $6.75

570 (Calories)

Served with Sausage Patty, one Egg and One Slice of Melted American Cheese, served on a Grilled Biscuit.

Bacon, Egg And Cheese Biscuit

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit with crispy bacon, fluffy egg, and melted cheese

$4.20 – $6.75

530 (Calories)

Served with two Slices of Bacon, one Egg and One Slice of Melted American Cheese, served on a Grilled Biscuit.

Biscuit And Gravy

Waffle House Biscuit And Gravy 1

$4.20 – $5.75

375 (Calories)

Served with one Grilled Biscuit with Sausage Gravy.

City Ham Biscuit

one Grilled Biscuit with one slice of city ham

$6.25 – $6.75

400(Calories) for 1 biscuit

one Grilled Biscuit with one slice of city ham

Waffle House Waffles Menu

The Waffle House waffle hasn’t changed much over the years and remains the same in sweet cream, cooked fresh per order, with crispy edges and a soft center.

Classic Waffle

Waffle House Traditional Plain Golden Brown Waffle

$4.70 – $5.95

410 (Calories)

Pecan Waffle

Waffle House Freshly Baked Pecan Waffle

$5.45–$6.05

560 (Calories)

Chocolate Chip Waffle

Waffle House Freshly Baked Chocolate Chip Waffle Dusted With Powdered Sugar, Chocolate Chips, Rich Chocolate Morsels

$5.45

505(Calories)

Peanut Butter Chip Waffle

Waffle House Golden Brown Waffle With Peanut Butter Chips

$5.45

523 (calories)

Blueberry Waffle

Waffle House Golden Brown Waffle topped With Blueberries, butter, Dusted White Sugar

$5.45–$5.70

508 (Calories)

Waffle with a Side of Meat

Waffle House Waffle With Side Meat

$8.00–$9.30

Approx. 510-800 (Calories)

Waffle House Kids’ Menu

The kids’ menu is available all day for children ages 10 and under.

Kid’s Waffle

Waffle House Kids Waffle Menu

$4.20 – $4.25

410 (Calories)

Grilled Cheese

Waffle House kids grilled cheese

$4.20 – $4.25

330 (Calories)

Cheese burger

Waffle House Kid's Cheeseburger with Hashbrowns

$4.30 – $4.35

705 (Calories)

Scrambled Egg

Waffle House Scrambled Eggs

$4.20 – $4.25

90 (Calories)

Kid’s Beverage

Waffle House kids beverages

$2.90 – $4.20

60–120 (Calories)

Waffle House Lunch And Dinner Menu With Prices

Breakfast made Waffle House famous, but the lunch and dinner menu holds its own; it includes steak, grilled chicken, burgers, and heavier sandwiches for anyone who wants a proper sit-down plate.

Waffle House T-Bone Dinner

Waffle House T Bone Eggs 2

$15.15 – $15.95

420 cal, steak only. Sides extra

Steak & Eggs Delmonico Dinner

Waffle House Steak Eggs 1

$11.85–$12.60

300 cal, steak only. Sides extra.

Waffle House Chicken Dinner

Waffle House Chicken Dinner

$12.10

130 cal, 1 grilled filet. Sides extra.

Pork Chop Dinner

Waffle House Pork Chop Dinner

$12.85–$13.50

340 cal, 2 chops. Sides extra.

Country Ham Dinner

Waffle House country Ham Dinner

$13.15

190 cal, 1 slice. Sides extra

Waffle House lunch and dinner favorites combine traditional diner food with its famous hashbrowns.

Depending on the restaurant, you may find complete dinner plates as well as burgers, melts, sandwiches, and bowls.

Angus Beef Burgers Menu

Our complete guide to the Waffle House menu with prices breaks down every single cost and calorie count for your next visit. Waffle House serves 100% real Angus beef burgers on a toasted bun, available in options like the single Original Angus Hamburger, the hearty Quarter Pounder Angus Hamburger (4-oz), and the filling Double Angus Cheeseburger Deluxe half-pound option. Typically priced between $4.70 and $10.55, these customizable meals come loaded with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and grilled onions.

Original Angus Hamburger (2 oz)

Original Angus Beef Hamburger (2-oz) with Grilled Onions, served on a Grilled Bun


$4.70 – $5.90
465 (Calories)

Quarter Pound Angus Hamburger (4 oz)

Angus Beef Quarter Pound Hamburger (4-oz) with Lettuce, Tomato & Grilled Onions, served on a Grilled Bun


$6.50 – $8.50
370 Calories (Cheeseburger Deluxe 420)

Double Angus Cheeseburger Deluxe

Double Angus Cheeseburger Deluxe


$8.75 – $10.55
690 Calories (with bacon 780)

Waffle House Pies & Desserts

Wrap up your meal with a slice of classic comfort by choosing between the rich, fudge-filled Triple Chocolate Pie or the naturally sweet Southern Pecan Pie. Both dessert favorites are typically priced between $3.25 and $5.00 depending on your location, making them an affordable sweet ending to any breakfast or late-night run.

Southern Pecan Pie

Waffle house Southern pecan pie

A classic, sweet southern favorite featuring a gooey filling loaded with crunchy pecans, containing 510 calories per slice (typically priced between $3.25 and $4.00).


$3.25 and $4.00
510 (Calories)

Triple Chocolate Pie

Waffle house Triple chocolate pie

A rich, decadent treat packed with layers of chocolate flavor and finished with whipped cream, coming in at 490 calories for a regular slice (around $3.50 to $5.00).


around $3.50 to $5.00
490 (Calories)

Waffle House Beverages Menu With Prices

Waffle House keeps guests refreshed around the clock with hot brewed coffee, freshly brewed Alice’s iced tea, and a full lineup of fountain soft drinks typically priced between $2.40 and $3.50. You can also choose from cold milk, chocolate milk, and Minute Maid juices to complement any meal.

Coffee (Classic, Dark Roast)

Waffle House Coffee

$2.40–$2.65

5 (Calories)

Alice’s Iced Tea Sweet/Unsweet

Waffle House Alices Iced Tea

$2.65

Calories (0 unsweet, 70 sweet)

Minute Maid Orange Juice

Waffle House Minute Maid Orange Juice

$3.10

60–120 (Calories)

Alice’s Teamonade

Waffle house Alices Teamonade

$2.65

140 (Calories)

Waffle House Hot Tea

Waffle House Hot tes 1

$2.40 – $2.50

5 (Calories)

Simply Orange

Waffle House Simply Orange

$3.10–$3.50
160 (Calories)

Coca-Cola

Coca cola

$2.65–$2.90
160 (Calories)

Diet Coke

Waffle House Diet Coke

$2.65–$2.90
0 (Calories)

White Milk, 2%

Waffle House White Milk

$2.65
130 (Calories) for regular

Chocolate Milk

Waffle House Chocolate Milk

$2.65
230 (Calories) for regular

Hashbrown & Grits Bowls

These turn the side dish into the main event — a bed of hashbrowns or grits loaded with eggs, cheese, and your choice of protein.

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Waffle House Bacon Egg Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

$10.30 – $11.05

795 (calories)

These hashbrown bowls are served with large Hashbrowns, Two Slices of Melted American Cheese, Two Scrambled Eggs and 3 Slices of Crumbled Smithfield Bacon.

Ham, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Waffle House Ham Egg Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

$10.30 – $11.05

800 (calories)

large hashbrowns, diced ham, two scrambled eggs, two slices of American cheese.

Cheesesteak Melt Hashbrown Bowl

Waffle House Cheesesteak Melt Hashbrown Bowl

$10.30 – $11.85

625 (calories)

large hashbrowns, cheesesteak, grilled onions, two slices of American cheese.

Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl

Waffle House Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl

$10.30 – $11.85

625 (calories)

large hashbrowns, grilled chicken, grilled onions, two slices of American cheese.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Sausage Egg Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

$10.30 – $11.05

920 (calories)

These hashbrown bowls are served with large Hashbrowns, Two Slices of Melted American Cheese, Two Scrambled Eggs and Sausage

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Grits Bowl

Bacon Egg Cheese Grits Bowl

$10.30 – $11.05

595 (calories)

Served with grits, two scrambled eggs, two slices of American cheese and crumbled bacon.

Waffle House Hashbrowns Menu And Prices

Our complete guide to the Waffle House menu with prices breaks down every single cost and calorie count for your next visit. Waffle House world-famous, golden shredded hashbrowns start at around $3.15 for a regular order. You can customize them completely using their classic slang—such as “scattered, smothered, and covered”—with prices scaling up to $5.95 for fully loaded or “All The Way” options.

Waffle House Plain Hashbrowns

Waffle House plain Hashbrown

$3.15 – $4.70

190 calories for regular (large 380, triple 570)


These hashbrowns are known as world Famous Golden Delicious Hashbrowns.

Scattered, Smothered & Covered

Scattered Smoothered Covered Hashbrown

$4.85–$5.40

255 (Calories)

These hashbrowns are known as world Famous Golden Delicious Hashbrowns, “Smothered” in Grilled Onions and “Covered” with a Slice of Melted American Cheese.

Waffle Hashbrowns All-The-Way

Waffle House Hashbrown All The Way

$5.40–$5.95

545 (Calories)

Known as world Famous Golden Delicious Hashbrowns with Grilled Onions, Melted American Cheese, Hickory Smoked Ham, Diced Tomatoes, Jalapeno Peppers & Grilled Mushrooms, then topped with Bert`s Chili and Sausage Gravy.

How To Order Waffle House Hashbrowns: Lingo Explained

Ordering hashbrowns at Waffle House has its own hashbrown vocabulary. You can say one term or combine several terms when placing your order. For example, asking for hashbrowns scattered, smothered and covered means you want the potatoes spread across the grill with grilled onions and melted American cheese.

Scattered

Scattered means the shredded potatoes are spread across the grill rather than being cooked in a tighter pile

Smothered

Smothered means grilled onions are added to your hashbrowns

Covered

Covered means your hashbrowns are topped with melted American cheese.

Chunked

Chunked means pieces of hickory-smoked ham are added.

Diced

Diced means grilled tomatoes are added to the hashbrowns.

Peppered

Peppered means jalapeño peppers are added.

Price Disclaimer: Waffle House menu prices can vary by location. The prices shown on this site are estimates intended to help you plan your visit. For the most accurate local pricing, check with your nearest Waffle House.

Nutrition , Calories & Allergen Information

Waffle House fare is traditionally high in sodium, fats, and carbohydrates due to standard preparation methods such as grilling on flattops with oil/butter, use of processed cheeses, and rich batters.

Lowest-calorie picks

  • Diet Coke: 0 cal
  • Alice’s Iced Tea, Unsweet: 0 cal
  • Coffee: 5 cal
  • Hot Tea: 5 cal
  • Sliced Tomatoes: 10 cal

Highest-calorie picks

  • Sausage, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl: 920 cal
  • Chicken Sausage, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl: 840 cal
  • Ham, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl: 800 cal
  • Bacon, Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl: 795 cal
  • Country Ham Biscuits (2): 790 cal

Common allergens

Allergen details vary by item and location. If you have a food allergy, check the official Waffle House allergen guide or ask your server before you order.

  • Wheat: waffles, biscuits, toast, Texas toast, burger buns, grits, sausage gravy, Bert’s chili and most dinner plates.
  • Milk: cheese, waffles, biscuits, toast, grits, chili and gravy.
  • Eggs: omelets, scrambled eggs, waffles, biscuits, grits and sausage gravy.
  • Soy: found in almost every item, including hashbrowns and American cheese.
  • Tree nuts: all waffles, including the Classic Waffle, and the Southern Pecan Pie.
  • Peanuts: Peanut Butter Chip Waffle.
  • Sesame: burger buns and sandwiches made with them.

Food is prepared on shared cooking surfaces, so cross-contact is possible.

Vegetarian-friendly options

Some menu items may be suitable for a vegetarian diet, but preparation methods and ingredients can vary. Check with your local restaurant before ordering. 

Classic & Sweet Waffles: Traditional classic and sweet waffles along with variants like Pecan, Chocolate Chip, or Peanut Butter Chip contain no meat products (though they do contain dairy and eggs) are one of the vegetarian-friendly options.

Eggs & Omelets: Options like the Cheese Omelet or customer can build their own egg plates with cheese according to their choices.

Grits & Breads: Plain grits, oatmeal and standard slices of white wheat, or raisin toast.

Sides: Sides like sliced tomatoes and garden salads known as vegetarian-friendly (when ordered without meat toppings).

Customizable Vegetarian Options (Build-Your-Own)

Grilled onions

Melted American cheese

Grilled mushrooms

Jalapeño peppers

Diced tomatoes

How to Customize Your Order

Most of the menu bends to what you want, within reason:

Egg style scrambled, over easy, over medium, over hard, or sunny-side up. Some sandwiches come with a fixed style, so ask first.
Bread choice white, wheat, raisin, Texas toast, depending on the item.
Side swapgrits, hashbrowns, or sliced tomatoes on plates that offer a choice.
Extra meat or cheese usually available for a small upcharge.

None of these customizations are guaranteed at every location, so it’s always worth double-checking with your server, especially if you’re building something unusual.

Ready to choose your favorites?

Waffle House Menu Prices Vary by Location

Waffle House menu prices can vary by location. Factors such as local operating costs, taxes, and regional pricing can affect the final price you pay. Prices vary by location because of local costs and taxes that’s why the price of a Two Egg Breakfast in Atlanta might not match the price in Ohio and it is also because the official Waffle House website only lists nutrition facts and also prices may vary by location. Our complete guide to the Waffle House menu with prices breaks down every single cost and calorie count for your next visit

There are a few major things that drive the difference:

Local labor costs — minimum wage and staffing costs shift from state to state

Taxes — sales tax is added at checkout and varies by city

Urban vs. rural — a restaurant near a busy interstate exit tends to carry higher overhead than one in a small town

Ownership — franchise-run locations sometimes set prices slightly differently than corporate-owned ones

For an exact number, the most reliable method is checking the official ordering site (order.wafflehouse.com) with your zip code, or calling your nearest location directly. The Waffle House app supports the same order-ahead and pay-ahead setup, and both Door Dash and Uber Eats carry select locations if you’d rather have it delivered. A quick Google Maps search will also point you to the nearest store and its hours. Everything in this guide, including the ranges above, should be treated as a planning reference, not a final bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Grilled Biscuit, usually around $2.65–$3.15. For a full plate, the Two Egg Breakfast is the most affordable complete meal on the menu, generally under $8.

 Public menu observations put it between roughly $12 and $14, depending on location. All-Star-Special includes two eggs, a waffle, your choice of meat, toast, and a side of grits or hashbrowns.

No, Prices are not same at every location and vary based on the restaurant’s location, ownership, and local costs. Waffle House doesn’t publish a single national price list

Yes, most of the Waffle House locations remain open 24/7 — but not every single one anymore.

Yes. Waffle House stays open on Thanksgiving Day just like it does the other 364 days of the year, and there’s no special holiday menu.

Pancakes have never been on the regular menu of Waffle House.

Yes Waffle House have vegetarian options like waffles, omelets, plain hashbrowns, grits, and biscuits all work. Gluten-free is harder to find since there’s no dedicated prep area, and most of the menu touches wheat in some form.

To order hashbrowns in right way learn the lingo: Scattered, Smothered, Covered, Chunked, Diced, Peppered, Capped, Topped, Country, or All the Way. You can combine as many as you like and most additions only add a small charge.

 Generally, no. Most locations still run on a traditional setup — cash, debit, and major credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, along with Waffle House gift cards. Contactless options like Apple Pay aren’t standard yet, though payment systems can vary or change by location.