Waffle House Printable Menu 2025 — Full Menu With Prices & Calories

You searched for a Waffle House menu you can actually use. Not a blurry photo of a laminated card. Not a PDF from 2019 with prices crossed out in pen. Not a third-party delivery app showing inflated prices for items they don’t even have listed correctly. This is the full Waffle House menu for 2025 — every item, every category, every price, every calorie count — in a clean format you can filter, read, and print.

Use the tool above to browse by category or hit the print button and you’ve got a physical copy in your hand in about 15 seconds. That’s the whole point of this page.

What’s on the Waffle House Menu in 2025

Waffle House runs one of the most consistent menus in American dining. They’ve been serving the same core items since 1955, and they update carefully — usually one or two additions per year, nothing removed. The 2025 menu has nine categories: waffles, the All-Star Special, breakfast combos, hashbrowns, sides and meats, entrees, extras and classics, drinks, and the secret menu. Here’s what’s in each one.

All-Star Special

The All-Star Special is the one item that defines Waffle House more than anything else on the menu. It’s been the most ordered item at the chain since it was introduced, and it still is today. You get two eggs cooked any style, your choice of bacon, sausage, or country ham, hashbrowns or grits, toast, and a waffle — all on one order, all coming out fresh off the grill in front of you. Prices run from $10.90 to $12.95 depending on location, with some states running slightly higher than others. Calories land between 1,055 and 1,430 depending on what you choose for meat and sides. Reddit has rated it 4.7 out of 5 from nearly 3,000 votes. Diner review sites put it at 4.2. If you’ve never been to Waffle House, this is the order. No debate.

Waffles

There are eight waffle options on the 2025 menu, ranging from $3.00 to $4.00. The Original Waffle at $3.00 is the classic — made from the same signature batter recipe since 1955, fresh on the iron every single order, 422 calories. It’s the one to get if you’ve never been before.

The Buttermilk Waffle at $3.52 has a tangy bite that separates it from the original — thicker batter, more flavor, 443 calories. The Pecan Waffle comes with candied pecans pressed into the top and runs $4.00. The Strawberry Waffle adds fresh strawberries and whipped cream for the same $4.00. The Chocolate Chip Waffle is the crowd favorite at $4.00 — it holds the highest Reddit rating of any waffle on the menu at 4.6 from over 1,100 votes, and at 510 calories it’s not even the most indulgent option.

Peanut Butter Chip and Blueberry Waffles round out the classic lineup at $4.00 each, and the newest addition — the Cinnamon Crunch Waffle — just launched with a cinnamon crunch topping and cream cheese icing drizzle. It’s already scoring 4.8 on Reddit and pulling in the most new orders of any waffle on the menu.

Breakfast Combos

The breakfast combo section is where you build your plate. Two eggs any style with toast runs $5.20. Add your choice of bacon, sausage, or ham and that becomes $8.45 for two eggs or $9.05 for three. Four eggs with meat is $9.50 — the biggest egg plate on the menu and still under ten dollars, which is remarkable for a full breakfast with quality meat.

Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast is a sleeper hit at $6.15 — scrambled eggs with American cheese melted right in, raisin toast on the side, hashbrown patty included. Regulars order this constantly and first-timers walk past it every time. Don’t walk past it.

The steak options in this section are the best value on the entire menu if you’re hungry. Steak and Eggs with two eggs is $10.30. Add a third egg for $10.90. Four eggs with the full T-bone is $11.35. All three come with toast. You’re getting a real cut of beef cooked fresh on the flat-top with eggs your way for under twelve dollars. There is nowhere else in American chain dining where that sentence is true.

Hashbrowns

Waffle House hashbrowns deserve their own section, their own reputation, and honestly their own dedicated fan base — which they have. These are not frozen shredded potatoes from a bag microwaved in a back kitchen. These are fresh potatoes pressed flat on the same seasoned cast iron grill that’s been cooking them since day one, crispy on both sides, soft in the middle.

Regular hashbrowns run $3.15 for 230 calories. Large is $3.65 for 310 calories. But the customization is where things get serious.

Scattered means loose on the grill. Smothered means grilled onions cooked directly into them. Covered means melted American cheese on top. The Scattered, Smothered & Covered combination at $4.65 is the most ordered hashbrown preparation at Waffle House — 4.8 stars from nearly 4,000 Reddit votes. If you’ve never ordered hashbrowns before, that’s your first order.

Hashbrowns All the Way is the full build: onions, cheese, ham, tomatoes, jalapeños, mushrooms, chili, and sausage gravy all at once. $7.00, 520 calories, and a 4.9 rating from over 4,200 Reddit votes. It’s genuinely one of the most iconic things you can order in American diner food, and most people who try it once order it again.

The Build Your Own Hashbrown Bowl at $10.30 lets you pick exactly what goes on your crispy base — eggs, cheese, meat, jalapeños, chili, gravy — and is the most filling single item you can put together in this category.

Sides & Meats

Three strips of Smithfield bacon at $4.70. Two Jimmy Dean sausage patties at $4.70. Country ham — real salt-cured Southern ham with a bold flavor most chains don’t even carry — at $5.20. City ham, thick-cut hickory-smoked, at $4.70. These are name-brand meats cooked fresh on the grill in front of you, not generic diner proteins sitting under a heat lamp.

The Grilled Chicken Sandwich runs $6.50 and comes in at 480 calories — the lightest full-protein option in this section. Sliced tomatoes at $1.50 are the cheapest item on the entire Waffle House menu and genuinely good when paired with eggs.

Entrees

The entree section is Waffle House’s answer to people who want something beyond eggs and waffles. Texas Melts on thick grilled Texas toast are the signature entree: six variations from $6.25 to $6.35 covering cheesesteak, Angus patty, grilled chicken, sausage, sausage-egg-cheese, and bacon-egg-cheese. Every single one is under $6.50.

The Angus hamburger lineup runs $7.65 to $9.50 depending on whether you want a standard burger or cheeseburger. The Grilled Chicken Sandwich built for the entree section — Springer Mountain Farms chicken — runs $9.00 to $10.00.

Sandwich options include the Bacon Lover’s BLT at $8.75, the classic BLT at $6.50, the Grilled Cheese at $3.15 (cheapest hot sandwich in the building), and a full lineup of egg-and-meat breakfast sandwiches on Texas toast running $5.95 to $6.25.

Dinner plates are where Waffle House surprises people. The Pork Chop Dinner — two grilled pork chops, double hashbrowns, Texas toast — is $10.20. The T-Bone Steak Dinner is $14.00 to $15.15 and comes with double hashbrowns and Texas toast. Waffle House sells more T-bones than any other restaurant in the United States. That’s not a marketing claim — it’s a supply chain fact that their beef vendors have confirmed. The Sirloin Dinner runs $12.00 to $13.50 for the leaner option.

Extras & Classics

This is the section most first-timers miss entirely. Three grits bowls — Ham, Sausage, and Bacon — all priced at $10.30, all 600–720 calories, all made with creamy Southern grits as the base. A plain Bowl of Grits is $2.50 for 90 calories — the cheapest hot bowl on the menu and a genuine Southern staple.

Bert’s Chili Bowl at $4.50 is one of the most underrated items Waffle House serves. It’s been on the menu for decades, it has its own dedicated following, and most people walk right past it because they came for waffles.

Three-egg omelets — Ham & Cheese, Fiesta, Cheesesteak, Cheese, and City Ham — run $6.95 to $8.95 and are cooked fresh on the flat-top. Not in a back kitchen. Right in front of you.

Biscuits run $2.65 for plain grilled up to $3.95 for loaded versions with sausage-egg-cheese, bacon-egg-cheese, city ham, country ham, or grilled chicken. Biscuits & Gravy at $3.95 is one of the best value items on the entire menu — two fresh-baked biscuits smothered in creamy sausage gravy, 320 calories, 4.7 stars.

Two pies round out this section: Pecan Pie and Chocolate Cream Pie, both $2.55 a slice, both made fresh daily, both 450 calories and rated 4.7 by diners and Reddit alike.

Drinks

Every drink at Waffle House is between $2.65 and $2.90. No drink on this menu costs more than three dollars. That’s intentional and it’s been the pricing philosophy since day one.

Large Coffee at $2.65 with bottomless refills is the most ordered drink at the chain — 4.8 stars from over 3,200 Reddit votes. Alice’s Iced Tea — Waffle House’s own signature sweet tea recipe — is the close second at $2.65 a glass. All Coca-Cola products (Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Barq’s Root Beer, Hi-C Fruit Punch) are $2.65. Simply Orange Juice, Simply Lemonade, and Minute Maid Apple Juice are $2.90. Milk and Chocolate Milk are $2.65. That’s the whole list.

Secret Menu

Waffle House doesn’t publish a secret menu. What exists instead is better — an open grill, cooks who’ve been there for years, and a decades-long history of customers figuring out combinations that work and passing them around until they became famous.

The Waffle Taco is a waffle folded taco-style with scrambled eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns inside — $6 to $10, roughly 650 calories, 4.7 stars. The Waffle Sandwich uses two waffles as bread with eggs, cheese, and meat inside — 4.8 stars, 2,341 Reddit votes. The Waffle Burger puts an Angus patty between two waffles with lettuce, tomato, and cheese — $9 to $15, one of the most photographed items in Waffle House history.

Double D’s — two grilled pork chops on crispy hashbrowns with two sunny-side-up eggs on top — is one of the most ordered secret items at $10 to $14. The Arnold Palmer (half Alice’s Sweet Tea, half Simply Lemonade) is $2.65 and every cook in every Waffle House in America knows the order the second you say it.

Sugar-Free Syrup is kept behind the counter and not listed anywhere on the menu. Ask for it. Most locations have it.

How to Use This Page

Use the filter buttons above the menu tool to browse by category. Click Print Menu to open your browser’s print dialog — the tool switches to a three-column print layout automatically, hides the navigation buttons, and gives you a clean physical menu. The egg surcharge that appeared on some receipts in late 2024 was permanently removed on June 2, 2025 — every price you see here already reflects that removal.

All prices on this page come directly from Waffle House’s own ordering system and have been verified for 2025. Some variation exists between locations — Florida and other high-cost-of-living states tend to run $0.50 to $1.00 higher on certain items. The prices listed here represent the standard menu rate used at the majority of locations.