"There’s not much more to say about this Atlanta-based restaurant institution. Atlantans know where to head for 24/7 smothered, covered, and scattered hash browns, waffles, and plenty of coffee paired with some seriously amazing people-watching, especially into the wee hours of the morning. Some locations are no longer open 24 hours. Check individual Waffle House locations for current hours." - Henna Bakshi
"Did you even do a late-night concert at the Arena if you didn’t eat at Waffle House in the wee hours of the night? This Downtown location is no stranger to concert and game crowds since it’s open 24 hours. Everyone has their favorite order in Atlanta but the All-Star Special is where it’s at, with eggs, grits, and bacon, and of course, get a large helping of waffles or pancakes." - Beth McKibben
"Of course, we couldn’t forget the shining beacon of Atlanta dining, which is open 365 days out of the year, barring any natural disaster. There’s something special about celebrating the holiday over scattered, smothered, and covered hashbrowns. A warm pecan waffle under the yellow sign’s glow is a festive treat in its own right." - Caroline Eubanks
"Waffle House is an American institution with each one as beautiful as the next. Everyone, rich and poor, can agree that few things are more comforting than a Waffle House breakfast, whether it’s actually breakfast time or 3am after one too many drinks. Order as much as you want because it’s impossible to spend more than $15 (and that’s a stretch), and at a minimum make sure to smother and cover your hash browns." - Sarah Bailey
"A coworker at my first job in Atlanta — a fellow transplant — sensed my homesickness and remedied it with a trip to the Waffle House near our office. It became a haven for me in those first few months as a newly minted Atlantan." - Beth McKibben