Waffle House Breakfast Menu 2026: Prices, Calories and Customization Guide
By Abdul AleemUpdated Independent guide, not affiliated with Waffle House
The Waffle House breakfast menu is served all day, and most main items cost roughly $3 to $14 depending on the dish and the restaurant. It is known for made-to-order meals, from waffles and eggs to crispy hashbrowns and hearty breakfast sandwiches, and almost everything can be customized.
Use the table below for typical prices and estimated calories, then read the customization guide to order the way regulars do.
| Item | Typical price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| All-Star Special | $12–$14 | about 1,050 |
| Two Egg Breakfast | $6–$8 | 430–670, depending on sides |
| Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast | $7.50–$9.50 | about 670 |
| Classic Waffle | $4.95–$5.95 | about 410 |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $3.15–$6.50 | 580–650 |
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $3.15–$6.50 | 510–610 |
| Biscuit & Gravy | $3.15–$4.99 | 470–480 |
| Texas Bacon, Egg & Cheese Melt | $6.25–$7.00 | 730–850 |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Sandwich | about $7 | 490–650 |
| Breakfast Hashbrown Bowl | $10.30–$11.85 | 800–920 |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Grits Bowl | $9–$12.60 | about 720 |
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese Grits Bowl | $9–$12.60 | about 600 |
| Grilled Biscuit | about $2.65 | about 380 |
| Grits (side) | $2.65–$3.45 | 90–200 |
| Bacon (side) | $3.95–$4.75 | 140–260 |
| Sausage (side) | $4.25–$4.75 | 260–290 |
| Country Ham (side) | $5.50–$6.00 | about 340 |
| Toast (side) | $1.75–$2.00 | about 150 |
Prices vary by location and change over time. Calories are estimates; check the official Waffle House nutrition guide for exact numbers.
The Full Breakfast Menu
Popular breakfast options include the All-Star Special, the Two Egg Breakfast, the Breakfast Hashbrown Bowl, the Classic Waffle and the Texas Breakfast Melt. Most items can be customized with different meats, toast, hashbrowns or grits.
Waffle House Breakfast Menu Customization Options
One of the best features of the Waffle House breakfast menu is its flexibility. Many favorites can be customized with different proteins, bread, egg styles and hashbrown toppings, so you can match the meal to your taste.
Customize the All-Star Special
Choose bacon, sausage or city ham, a side of hashbrowns or grits, and white, wheat, raisin or Texas toast. Eggs come scrambled, sunny-side up, over easy, over medium or over well.
Customize the Two Egg Breakfast
Pick bacon, sausage, city ham or T-bone steak (where available), your egg style, and hashbrowns or grits, plus the toast you prefer.
Customize the Breakfast Hashbrown Bowl
This is one of the most customizable items. Order it with bacon, sausage, ham or grilled chicken, then add extra American cheese or more eggs. Hashbrowns can also be topped with the classic ordering terms below.
Grits Bowl
The breakfast grits bowl offers many of the same options: different breakfast meats, extra cheese and additional eggs.
Texas Breakfast Melt
Order it with bacon, sausage or city ham, and add extra American cheese, grilled onions or an extra egg for a heartier meal.
Classic Waffle
Upgrade the classic with pecans, chocolate chips or peanut butter chips, and add a side of bacon, sausage or city ham to make it a fuller breakfast.
Waffle House Hashbrowns
Every order of hashbrowns can be customized with these ordering terms:
- Smothered: grilled onions
- Covered: melted cheese
- Chunked: ham
- Diced: tomatoes
- Peppered: jalapeño peppers
- Capped: mushrooms
- Topped: chili
- Country: sausage gravy
- Loaded: several popular toppings together
With dozens of combinations, every visit can be a little different while keeping the same made-to-order quality.
Why Is the Waffle House Breakfast Menu So Popular?
The menu has a loyal following because of its fresh, made-to-order food, affordable prices and all-day availability. Signature combinations, customizable meals and generous portions make it a favorite whether you want a light waffle or a hearty breakfast platter. If you follow a gluten-free diet, read our gluten-free menu guide first, because the kitchen is shared.
Final Thoughts
The Waffle House breakfast menu offers variety, quality and value, from signature waffles and classic egg breakfasts to hashbrown bowls and Texas melts. Whether you want a light morning meal or a filling platter, there is an option for every appetite at any hour.
To order or find your nearest restaurant, use the official Waffle House location finder, or see our locations guide.
Waffle House Breakfast Menu FAQs
Can you order breakfast all day at Waffle House?
Yes. Breakfast items such as waffles, eggs, hashbrowns, biscuits and breakfast sandwiches are available at any time of day, and most locations are open 24 hours.
What are the best Waffle House menu items?
Popular favorites include the All-Star Special, the Classic and Pecan Waffles, the Two Egg Breakfast, hashbrowns, biscuits and gravy, and the Texas melts. The best pick depends on your appetite: the All-Star for a big meal, a waffle for something sweet, or a Two Egg Breakfast for a simple, lower-priced plate.
Is a waffle a breakfast food?
Traditionally, yes. Waffles are a classic breakfast food, usually served with butter and syrup. At Waffle House you can order one at any hour, and with chocolate chips or pecans it can double as a dessert.
How many calories are in a Waffle House breakfast?
It depends on what you order. A classic waffle is about 410 calories, a Two Egg Breakfast is roughly 430 to 670, a breakfast bowl is about 600 to 920, and the All-Star Special is around 1,050. These are estimates, so check the official Waffle House nutrition guide for exact numbers.
What is the most sold item at Waffle House?
Waffle House does not publish a public ranking of its top sellers, so there is no official answer. Waffles, hashbrowns and the All-Star Special are among the most commonly ordered items.
What is the healthiest breakfast option at Waffle House?
The lighter choices are usually a Two Egg Breakfast with toast, or eggs with a side of grits, and going easy on butter, syrup and gravy. Hashbrown bowls, biscuits with gravy and the All-Star Special are higher in calories. This is general information, not medical advice, so check the official nutrition guide if you are tracking calories or have a health condition.
How We Researched This Guide
We reviewed current Waffle House menu and price listings, independent food reports and consumer guides, and compared their numbers. Where sources disagreed, we used ranges. Prices and calories are estimates and change by location. For exact figures, check your restaurant’s menu or the official nutrition guide. See our full menu guide for other items.
Disclaimer: This site is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Waffle House. Menu items, prices and nutrition information change and vary by location.