Jennifer N.
11/16/2025
My husband wants lamb gyros and I want tiramisu. This place is the perfect spot! Pizza, spaghetti, humus, gyros, and gorgeous atmosphere all in one place. This gem will definitely be visited...
Waffle House
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980 J Clyde Morris Blvd Ste 122
Newport News, VA 23601
The first Waffle House restaurant was opened on Labor Day in 1955 in Avondale Estates, Ga. Since then, it has grown into a chain of more than 1,500 company and franchise-owned casual restaurants in over 25 U.S. states. It serves a variety of waffles, steaks, omelets, hamburgers, country ham, pork chops and grits. The restaurant serves specialty dishes, such as Bert's chili, Walt s soup, Alice s iced tea and Lib's patty melt. It offers hash browns in eight different ways. Waffle House serves more than 3 million pounds of grits each year and over 10,000 T-bone steaks each day. Apart from serving food, the restaurant supports various health and human service organizations, youth and education programs, and disadvantage and other civic causes. It conducts in-house events and programs, such as The Great Miller Lite Chili Cook-off and the Waffle House World Waffle Eating Championship.
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4.0138 reviews
Angel D.
7/12/2025
Advertising a brick oven pizza so I specifically asked for a nice charred pizza under notes comment. Didnt get that. It is what it is. Glanced in the back and didnt see a brick oven, could be...
J E.
8/23/2024
While in the are with a coworker we stopped in for lunch... I selected this place because I was in the mood for Mediterranean food. The décor is interesting and looks like a Turkish market -...
Rebecca M.
8/17/2024
We had a fantastic dining experience while traveling through the area. The food was amazing.. great spice and generous portions. The service was wonderful, and the atmosphere was very clean and...
Randall R.
12/31/2024
The food tasted just like I was back in Türkiye, and the service was second to none! Definitely a return visit is required! Decor was typical Turkish, with some Italian/Med influence.
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