The Waffle Spot

The first time I went there, I ordered my first waffle that wasn't an Ego Waffle, LOL, yes, it's sad but true. The waffle was great, kinda reminded me of cake with a nice crispy outer shell. It was wonderful. But I went 2 other times after that and I ordered a side waffle and either my taste buds had changed or they changed the recipe or there's a new chef because it wasn't as tasty. Reminds of IHOP, I used to love their pancakes but they changed the recipe and now they are just plain. I guess if you slather them with butter and syrup, you may not notice but I'm the weird one who doesn't like much syrup on her pancakes and no syrup on my waffle if it tastes as good as they used to. All in all, I do love their food, I love their decorations, and their staff are always friendly. I do wish they opened in the evenings too because I sometimes like to have breakfast for dinner or I can be out all day and had missed breakfast and lunch and would have liked to have had a nice sit down break...

This place was in the Trip Advisor's top ten list and it did not disappoint. I would move it up to the top five. The food was a great representation of American cuisine. The ingredients were natural and not highly processed as in many other American cuisine places. The portions were just right. The decaf was the best I've had. We had the cinnamon roll French toast style combo, the double chocolate waffle, the bisquit and gravy and the salad and soup combo. All the meals were very good.

TLDR You've gotta go! We drove from out of town just to try the famous Waffle Spot today and boy, it was worth it! The food is great, the atmosphere feels really good and family friendly. Service was wonderful and even though they looked very busy it didn't take long to get seated or for our meals to come. I really respect that they are family owned and operated. You just don't see much of that post covid. They also close on Sundays to give their employees a day of rest for worship and to spend family time. So much to love.