Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
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Reviews
Tasty. Good service. Pricey.
LONG VERSION:
I was in search of a strawberry waffle combo when my search turned up Visalia Waffles. If it’s named for the food I want, it must be good, right?
The diner is a storefront in a strip mall, but set back away from the bigger stores, so parking was easy and plentiful.
I was greeted as I entered and offered my choice of seating. I found a chair at a table and it was comfortable. My drink order was taken immediately and my water came quickly. It was in a very large cup, which is my preference. I didn’t need a refill!
The menu was a bit of a challenge. They have a lot of very specific entries and not a lot of obvious separate choices. The strawberry waffle was easy to find, but at first it didn’t appear there was a combo option. I eventually found it hiding in the description of the blueberry waffle (photo). This was what I came for, so this is what I ordered, though I almost went another way. There was no ala carte menu to order eggs or bacon separately. If there had been, I might not have kept looking until I found the combo line.
My order was taken and delivered in a timely manner. The waffle looked good, though it was short on strawberries and heavy on glaze. The scrambled eggs and two strips of bacon were done properly, but looked a little left out on the side plate.
The waffle itself was very good. As the namesake dish, I expected no less! I was very happy with the waffle. The strawberry glaze was no more than typical store-bought with the equivalent of about 3/4 of a strawberry sliced into it, probably at the plant it was packed at. They were limp, chewy little strawberry fragments which added nothing to the meal. And im not a fan of the strawberry-candy flavor of glazes, so the topping really took away from the very good waffle beneath it.
Eggs and bacon were done right and were a nice compliment to the meal.
Not quite all I’d hoped, but I’ll probably come try a different breakfast someday.
One big negative to me was the price. The strawberry waffle was $14 and adding two eggs and 2 strips of bacon was another $8. That’s a lot for a small breakfast combo. Add tax and tip on there and it’s almost $30 for breakfast for one. Ouch. For that price, I expect lots of fresh strawberries and none of the false-flavored glaze.
THE BOTTOM LINE:
Good enough that I’ll try again sometime (ordering something different), but the friendly service and nice atmosphere aren’t enough to make me happy that I had to pay so much for what I got.
I had the chicken fried steak and the gravy was yummy.
My sister got an omlette with hash browns and she said her food was real good, so go give them a try and let them know I sent ya.
I was joined by a party of 7. The menu is pretty extensive for breakfast and a good choice of pancakes and waffles to eat. I ordered a Linguisa Skillet with half a waffle of banana, pecan and caramel with a coffee on the side. The plate was pretty good size and tasty. However, the vegetables could’ve been cooked a little longer since the bell peppers were a tad hard still. The waffle itself is a good size. I didn’t get much flavoring off the waffle itself (comparing it to the Waffle House. my gold standard), but the toppings were a nice add it to.
Overall, a pretty good place, but it left somewhat something to be desired for. My friend ordered a blueberry pancake and the pancakes were huge, so you may wanna share that with someone. I’d still come back and try other items off the menu.