Awful Waffle
Price. Quality. Speed. There is the philosophy you can have two, but never all three. Our years dining at the Waffle House have reinforced this basic economic principle. To expect quality in food or service along with speed is simply too much to ask for at Waffle House prices. But every trip to Waffle House ends in an experience that reminds us, simply, you get what you pay for.


Saturday, October 26, 2002

Unit 800 - Fulton Industrial Blvd.  



What sets this Waffle House (which anchor's a Masters Inn buget motel) apart from its fellow kin is the clientel who come through the door. While most of the businesses north of Interstate 20 have gone dark (except for New York XXX Adult Video), WH is a hot-house of activity.

Below, Sean strikes a pose indicitive of the neighborhood.


Tooney was our server, and that's about all we can say. Unless we note her tattoo, which inscribed "Crystal" on her forearm. Dan's pickle came with fuzz. Tim didn't get a pickle, and his Texas Cheesesteak Sandwich was over-done. And the ketchup bottle was a mess. Regardless, WH was significantly better than anything we could hope to get at Six Flags over Georgia.





posted by BP Boy | 8:03 AM
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