Waffle House Menu With Prices And Calories 2026

Welcome to the complete Waffle House menu with prices and calories, updated for 2026 – every breakfast plate, waffle, Texas melt and hashbrown bowl in one place, with current prices and calorie counts.

Waffles Breakfast Favorites Hashbrowns & Bowls Omelets Texas Melts Sandwiches Angus Burgers Classic Dinners Sides & Add-ons Pies & Desserts Beverages Biscuits Catering Kids Menu

Every category below lists typical United States prices and calories for 2026. Waffle House restaurants are run by many different owners so prices move up or down by city and state. Treat each range as a planning guide.

Waffles

The waffle is the reason the chain exists. Every waffle uses the same sweet cream batter. Toppings change the price and the calories. The Firework Waffle and the Cinnamon Crunch Waffle are newer additions. Some locations list them and some do not so ask before you order.

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Classic Waffle

Price $5.95 | 410 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Pecan Waffle

Price $6.50 | 560 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chocolate Chip Waffle

Price $6.50 | 520 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Peanut Butter Chip Waffle

Price $6.50 | 560 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Blueberry Waffle

Price $6.50 | 560 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cinnamon Crunch Waffle

Price $7.00 | 560 Cal

Breakfast Favorites

Breakfast never ends at Waffle House. You can order any item in this section at 3 in the morning or 3 in the afternoon.

All-Star Special breakfast plate

All-Star Special™

Price $14.40 | 1,120 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Two Egg Breakfast

Price $8.25 | 610 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast

Price $9.30 | 670 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Country Ham & Eggs Breakfast

Price $11.75 | 690 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chicken & Eggs Breakfast

Price $12.35 | 770 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Grilled Chicken & Eggs

Price $12.35 | 770 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

T-Bone & Eggs Breakfast

Price $17.50 | 1,040 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Sirloin & Eggs Breakfast

Price $15.25 | 920 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Pork Chops & Eggs

Price $12.85 | 870 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cheesesteak & Eggs Breakfast

Price $15.90 | 980 Cal

Hashbrowns & Bowls

Hashbrowns are the most famous side on the menu. The regular order is plain and crispy. Add toppings with the ordering language in the section below.

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Bacon Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 795 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Sausage Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 920 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chicken Sausage Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 840 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Hashbrowns

Price $4.70 | 190 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Ham Egg & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 800 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cheesesteak Melt Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 625 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl

Price $13.10 | 620 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chicken Fiesta Protein Bowl

Price $14.40 | 480 Cal

Omelets

Many franchise locations and third party menus list omelets under the Toddle House. Each omelet comes with toast and jelly and your choice of grits or hashbrowns or sliced tomatoes.

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cheese Omelet

Price $8.95 | 680 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Bacon Omelet

Price $10.45 | 770 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Cheesesteak Omelet

Price $12.30 | 890 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Chicken Cheese Omelet

Price $11.55 | 780 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Fiesta Omelet

Price $11.20 | 660 – 820 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Ham & Cheese Omelet

Price $10.45 | 630 – 790 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Ham Omelet

Price $9.95 | 570 – 730 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Sausage Omelet

Price $10.45 | 710 – 870 Cal

All-Star Special breakfast plate

Build-Your-Own Omelet

Price $8.95+ | 450 – 950 Cal

Waffle House Menu PDF

Some readers want a printable copy of the menu. Waffle House publishes its official menu on wafflehouse.com where you can view every category.

Third party menu sites also offer downloadable menu PDFs with prices. These are handy for planning but prices in them can go out of date. Always treat a saved PDF as a reference and confirm prices at your local restaurant.

Most Popular Items at Waffle House

If this is your first visit then start here. These five items are the orders that regulars ask for again and again.

  • All-Star Special: Eggs and meat and hashbrowns or grits and toast and a waffle on one plate. About $12 to $13. About 1050 calories.
  • Classic Waffle: The original sweet cream waffle with butter and syrup. About $5 to $6. 410 calories.
  • Hashbrowns scattered smothered and covered. Crispy hashbrowns spread on the grill with onions and melted cheese. About $4 to $5. About 350 calories.
  • Pecan Waffle: Classic waffle with pecans baked right in. About $5.50 to $6.50. About 560 calories.
  • Texas Bacon Cheesesteak Melt. Thin sliced steak and onions and cheese on Texas toast with bacon. About $9 to $11. About 645 calories.

The All-Star Special is the best value when you are hungry. Buying the same items one by one costs more than the combo plate.

How to Order Hashbrowns at Waffle House

Hashbrowns have their own language at Waffle House. Learn these nine words and you can order exactly what you want.

  • Scattered means spread thin on the grill so the potatoes turn crispy.
  • Smothered adds grilled onions.
  • Covered adds melted cheese.
  • Chunked adds grilled ham.
  • Diced adds tomatoes.
  • Peppered adds jalapenos.
  • Capped adds mushrooms.
  • Topped adds Bert’s chili.
  • Country adds sausage gravy.

Order them all the way and you get every topping at once. The most popular order in the country is scattered and smothered and covered. That means crispy hashbrowns with onions and cheese.

Waffle House Secret Menu

Waffle House does not print a secret menu. But regulars order off menu combinations all the time. The kitchen can build these from standard ingredients when it is not too busy.

Popular requests include the waffle burger and the waffle taco and loaded hashbrowns and the Arnold Palmer which mixes iced tea and lemonade. Some customers ask for a Fruity Pebbles waffle or a chicken bacon ranch biscuit or double dipped bacon which is bacon cooked extra crispy.

There is no fixed price for secret items. The cost depends on the ingredients used. Be polite when you order and avoid complicated requests during the breakfast rush.

Waffle House Nutrition Information

Every menu table above lists calories for most items. The table below pulls those numbers together so you can compare categories at a glance. For full details including protein and carbs and fat see the official nutrition PDF on wafflehouse.com.

CategoryTypical Calories
Breakfast Favorites190 to 1180
Toddle House Omelets400 to 910
Signature Hashbrown Bowls480 to 920
Waffles410 to 720
Texas Melts645 to 850
Breakfast Sandwiches and Melts410 to 850
Biscuits260 to 870
Hashbrowns190 to 720
Lunch and Dinner Favorites680 to 1195
Sandwiches330 to 635
100% Angus Beef Burgers570 to 790
Sides90 to 660
Beverages0 to 440
Kids Menunot published

If you want a lighter meal then start with the picks below. All of them stay under 500 calories.

Lighter PickCalories
Bowl of Grits90
Large Coffee10
Alice’s Iced Tea70
Grilled Chicken side140
Two Eggs with Sliced Tomatoesabout 190
Grilled Cheese Sandwich330
Bacon Lettuce and Tomato375
Classic Waffle410
Chicken Fiesta Protein Bowlabout 480

Calorie counts are estimates. Toppings and custom orders change the final number. Third party trackers sometimes disagree because portions and recipes shift over time.

Waffle House Allergen Information

Waffle House publishes an official allergen guide on wafflehouse.com. The table below summarizes where the major allergens appear based on that guide as reported by menu trackers.

AllergenFound InGood to Know
WheatWaffles and biscuits and toast and buns and gravyNo dedicated gluten free menu
EggEggs and omelets and waffle batterAsk about batter ingredients
Milk and dairyCheese and butter and milkPresent in most combos
SoyHashbrowns and sausagePlain hashbrowns list only soy
PeanutsPeanut butter chip wafflePresent in one menu item
Tree nutsPecan wafflePresent in one menu item
SesameBuns and toastCheck with staff
FishSelect items per the official guideAsk staff for details

Everything cooks on shared grills so cross contact is possible even when an item looks safe. If you have a severe allergy then tell the staff and ask about ingredients and prep before you order.

Cheapest Items on the Waffle House Menu

Waffle House has no official dollar menu. But you can still eat cheap if you pick the right items.

  • Toast at about $1.90 is the cheapest item on the menu.
  • Plain grits at about $2 to $3 cost almost nothing and fill you up.
  • Grilled biscuit at about $2.65 to $3.15 works as a small snack.
  • Grilled cheese sandwich at about $3 to $3.70 is the cheapest full sandwich.
  • Classic waffle at about $5 is the cheapest signature item.
  • Plain hashbrowns at about $3 to $4 give you the most food per dollar among sides.

A full meal for one person usually lands between $8 and $14. That covers a main item and a drink. Combos like the All-Star Special give you more food per dollar than ordering each item alone.

How to Order Waffle House Online

You can order ahead for pickup or delivery. Follow these steps on the official site.

  1. Go to wafflehouse.com and click order online.
  2. Pick your location from the list of nearby restaurants.
  3. Browse the menu and add your items to the cart.
  4. Customize each item with toppings and sides and egg styles.
  5. Review your order and check the total before you pay.
  6. Pay online and choose pickup or delivery.
  7. Wait for your confirmation and then pick up your food or wait for the driver.

Delivery also runs through third party apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats in many areas. Prices on those apps run higher than in store prices and delivery fees apply.

Some locations add a takeout fee of about 20 percent to to go orders. This works like a built in gratuity. The policy changes by location so ask when you call.

Waffle House Hours

Waffle House is open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. It stays open 365 days a year including Christmas and Thanksgiving and New Year. Thanksgiving is one of the busiest days of the year. A small number of locations close overnight for safety or staffing reasons. If you plan a late night visit then call ahead to be sure.

DayDine InDelivery
MondayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
TuesdayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
WednesdayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
ThursdayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
FridayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
SaturdayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM
SundayOpen 24 hours12 AM to 8 AM and 9 PM to 12 AM

Delivery hours are shorter than dine in hours. They come from third party listings and can differ by location.

How This Menu Guide Stays Accurate

Menu prices in this guide come from public menus and third party trackers and delivery listings across the United States. They are checked against multiple sources and shown as ranges.

Prices vary by state and city and even by neighborhood because operating costs differ. The official wafflehouse.com site lists the current menu but not location level prices. For the exact price always check with your local restaurant before you order.

This guide is updated when new items appear or prices shift across the sources we track. The last review covered the 2026 menu.

About Waffle House

Waffle House started in 1955 in Avondale Estates Georgia. Joe Rogers Sr and Tom Forkner opened the first restaurant on Labor Day weekend. The idea was simple. Serve good food fast and keep the doors open around the clock.

Today the chain runs more than 1900 restaurants across 25 states in the South and the Midwest. The open grill kitchen and the yellow sign have made it a cultural icon of the American South.

Waffle House is also famous for the Waffle House Index. FEMA uses it to measure storm damage. Green means the restaurant is open and serving a full menu. Yellow means it is open with a limited menu. Red means it is closed. A closed Waffle House tells you the storm was serious.

Find a Waffle House Near You

There are more than 1900 Waffle House locations in the United States. Most sit in the Southeast along highways and near city centers.

The fastest way to find one is the location finder on wafflehouse.com. Enter your city or zip code and you will see nearby restaurants with hours and directions. Google Maps also lists every location with reviews and busy times.

Call ahead if you visit late at night. A few locations close overnight for safety or staffing.

Waffle House Gift Card

A Waffle House gift card is a simple gift for anyone who loves the chain. Here is everything you need to know about it.

  • It works like cash at participating Waffle House restaurants. You can use it for any item on the menu.
  • You can buy one at the restaurant counter or through the official website. Some third party retailers sell them too.
  • It makes an easy gift for birthdays and holidays and thank you gestures.
  • To use it just hand the card to your server like a payment card.
  • To check the balance ask at the restaurant counter.
  • Keep your receipt after you buy one. Policies can differ by franchise.

Conclusion

The Waffle House menu is simple on purpose. It serves comfort food fast and cheap at any hour of the day. This guide gave you the full 2026 menu with typical prices and calories plus the ordering tips that regulars use.

Pick your category and check the price range and plan your order before you walk in. Then enjoy the waffles and the hashbrowns and the 24 hour glow of the grill.