C’s Waffles Family Restaurant

Greeeeeat food. Really genuine, nice, hometown service. Waffles are fluffy and hash browns covered with yumminess. Huge menu and I think it’s family-​owned and operated. Worth the little jaunt off the highway…

On our way through town, we ended up at C’s Waffles Family Restaurant after accidentally passing our first choice. Onward we went and I’m certainly glad we did. It’s not so often on the road that one is lucky enough to discover a meal stop that one looks forward to making, but C’s Waffles is certainly one of those.
Clean and inviting inside, everyone we interacted with very nice and helpful. The menu is voluminous in scope but concise in description, enough so to limit it’s vast holdings to a single side of a large laminated placard. One side is the all-​day breakfast menu and the opposing is the equally vast lunch and dinner offerings. Simply for expediency, I limited my explorations to the breakfast side.
Of course, they offer a variety of waffles and waffle-​inclusive dishes but they also have a diverse selection of classic breakfast items and new-​to-​me items like the Southern Mess. I went with the similarly themed Southern Pile, which is two biscuits with two sausages and two eggs (got mine scrambled) covered with sausage gravy. It comes with hash browns that you may alter to your hearts content. The food was great, the biscuits were quite good and the gravy was nicely flavored. I left little on my plate, and my dining companions plates told a similar story.
I look forward to coming back, if for no other reason to get a glimpse of their lunch and dinner menu. Although it will be hard to resist getting that Southern Mess.
Great food, nice people, cheap prices. Why are you not here already?

Good food. It’s always very busy. so I guess that’s a good think. I love the Friday fish!