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Headquartered in Norcross, GA, Waffle House restaurants have been serving Good Food Fast since 1955. Today the Waffle House system operates more than 1,800 restaurants in 25 states and is the world’s leading server of waffles, t-bone steaks, hashbrowns, cheese ‘n eggs, country ham, pork chops and grits.
Simple chain spot offering American diner fare & all-day breakfast, including signature waffles.
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Address: 941 Conference Dr, Goodlettsville, TN 37072
Phone: (615) 859-6166
Website: https://locations.wafflehouse.com/goodlettsville-tn-472
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Waffle House #472 – GOODLETTSVILLE, TN
941 CONFERENCE DR, GOODLETTSVILLE, TN 37072 (615) 859-6166 Monday – Sunday 24 hours Get directions Order now
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All food is prepared fresh, cooked to order and served from a kitchen that is in full view. The menu offers a variety of foods with a breakfast focus and …
Reviews
Kaya Allen
I’m in here constantly. That one lady…. Danny, I believe is her name! works so hard to make sure everyone feels welcome and that the atmosphere stays light and enjoyable! So much effort to get her work done while also performing above and beyond for her customers! I see a raise in that ladies future and very much hope the company also sees that potential and rewards this young woman the way she deserves!
… moreWD Thompson
Good food fast. Legendary chain and this one meets the mark.
IYKYK.
Servers can be hit or miss but the grill chefs are usually outstanding.
This location, at this time, 0600am, the chef was perfect.
… moreIYKYK.
Servers can be hit or miss but the grill chefs are usually outstanding.
This location, at this time, 0600am, the chef was perfect.
Joseph Lima
Amazingly the only restaurant we could find open during the winterstorm that moved into the area on that day. It was a bit crowded inside and out. The location had a limited menu due to the storm, but still a good selection. Since I enjoy breakfast I purchased a breakfast meal for my dinner. Not expensive and it fulfilled my hunger.
… moreLuh_Babyyy 16
The manager was not present on site when requested. I was there between 8:00pm-8:29pm on Monday, September 9, 2024. They billed us $84.46 and added a $32 tip for four all-star meals. Unfortunately, the bacon was overcooked and the eggs were undercooked. This situation is unacceptable. The staff on site were impolite and raised their voices at us when we tried to retrieve our $32 tip. They insisted on refunding it and making us pay again, but the funds would not be returned for four business days. This would leave me unable to make another payment. They placed blame on me and my two friends for their own actions of adding a tip for themselves.They were highly displeased with the situation and displayed a lack of professionalism and courtesy towards the customers.!!! I have decided to discontinue my visits to this location and will persist in seeking a resolution until the matter is resolved.
… moreXavier Harding
I just spent almost 80 bucks on a to
Go order get home and my cheesesteak is missing cheese I’m missing a waffle and the food is very mid. Of course no phone available to call to complain. Here it is 1am and I don’t feel like going all the way back to take ts back. Never again I’ll take my loss.
… moreGo order get home and my cheesesteak is missing cheese I’m missing a waffle and the food is very mid. Of course no phone available to call to complain. Here it is 1am and I don’t feel like going all the way back to take ts back. Never again I’ll take my loss.
Carrie Carter
The staff was so welcoming and friendly. We were seated quickly and Josh took our order right away. The food came out quickly and it was delicious! The coffee was great too!
… moreLily Ravenwood
The food is good. The staff was nice. I’ve officially ordered here 3-5 times. They lost a star because at least 2 or 3 times there was something messed up in my order and no one, including corporate. The first time they messed up, there was a couple of jalapenos in my hash browns & I really hate spicy stuff so it was inedible…. No comp was offered when I called about this
……the second time they gave me regular toast instead of raisin toast. So check your order carefully before walking out!!! They won’t really be motivated to fix it otherwise.
… more……the second time they gave me regular toast instead of raisin toast. So check your order carefully before walking out!!! They won’t really be motivated to fix it otherwise.
Mary Parham
No matter what time of the day, the service is consistent! The food is always fresh and the wait is reasonable. Late night: the cook puts on a great show This location will forever get my support and business.
Please support this location and most importantly those who serve us
… morePlease support this location and most importantly those who serve us
Teresa McClung
If you’ve never experienced Waffle House on a busy Saturday morning, you haven’t truly lived. I walked in hoping for a quiet breakfast, but instead was treated to a live-action comedy starring two miniature athletes in full hockey and baseball gear.
One turned the napkin dispenser into a microphone, delivering absurd “sports commentary” that mostly made no sense. Meanwhile, the other zoomed between tables juggling waffle triangles and shouting ridiculous jokes. The staff handled it all with saint-like patience.
By the end, syrup was everywhere, bacon had been devoured, and my heart was full—because those lunatics were, in fact, my children. Waffle House survived them better than I ever can. Five stars.
… moreOne turned the napkin dispenser into a microphone, delivering absurd “sports commentary” that mostly made no sense. Meanwhile, the other zoomed between tables juggling waffle triangles and shouting ridiculous jokes. The staff handled it all with saint-like patience.
By the end, syrup was everywhere, bacon had been devoured, and my heart was full—because those lunatics were, in fact, my children. Waffle House survived them better than I ever can. Five stars.
Pink Roses
9/22/2025 6 AM
Where has Steven been all my life? I walked into Waffle House this morning just looking for breakfast and walked out having found my spirit animal.
Waffle House was my very first job back in the late ’80s (yes, the 1900s). It was a gig that required multi-tasking, sharp wit, and a memory like steel — all while a dozen sets of eyeballs watched you do it. That’s why the Steps of Service mattered. There were ten back then, and if you followed them, everything flowed: happy customers, smoother shifts, easier job.
Over the years, periodically dipping into a WH, I’ve never seen anyone actually do them. I always left wondering, “Why not just stick to the Waffle House way? Joe and Tom figured it out.”
And then along came Steven.
This guy worked the floor like a hip-hop step dancer — precise, smooth, effortless. He greeted me within two minutes of arrival and had my to-go order rolling immediately. He priced my order in his head as he wrote it down, slid toward the register with a silent nudge to pay now (genius rule for to-go orders — no wasted food, no waiting around), and sent me on my way with hot food in hand.
In the meantime, I slipped into the restroom. Spotless. Hands-down the cleanest Waffle House bathroom I’ve ever seen.
By the time I got back, Steven had already greeted and taken several more orders, repeated them for the cook, joked about being tired but kept the entire house humming — all without missing a beat. My food? Perfect. Packed perfectly. Every silverware and condiment accounted for.
No chaos. No bickering. No angry customers in sight. Just Good Food Fast.
For God’s sake, someone get this upper-manager-in-a-server’s-body into the role he was born for. He’s got what it takes to pass the real Waffle House way down to everyone who comes after him.
Because Steven isn’t just working a shift. He’s keeping the Waffle House soul alive — right there in Goodlettsville, Tennessee.
… moreWhere has Steven been all my life? I walked into Waffle House this morning just looking for breakfast and walked out having found my spirit animal.
Waffle House was my very first job back in the late ’80s (yes, the 1900s). It was a gig that required multi-tasking, sharp wit, and a memory like steel — all while a dozen sets of eyeballs watched you do it. That’s why the Steps of Service mattered. There were ten back then, and if you followed them, everything flowed: happy customers, smoother shifts, easier job.
Over the years, periodically dipping into a WH, I’ve never seen anyone actually do them. I always left wondering, “Why not just stick to the Waffle House way? Joe and Tom figured it out.”
And then along came Steven.
This guy worked the floor like a hip-hop step dancer — precise, smooth, effortless. He greeted me within two minutes of arrival and had my to-go order rolling immediately. He priced my order in his head as he wrote it down, slid toward the register with a silent nudge to pay now (genius rule for to-go orders — no wasted food, no waiting around), and sent me on my way with hot food in hand.
In the meantime, I slipped into the restroom. Spotless. Hands-down the cleanest Waffle House bathroom I’ve ever seen.
By the time I got back, Steven had already greeted and taken several more orders, repeated them for the cook, joked about being tired but kept the entire house humming — all without missing a beat. My food? Perfect. Packed perfectly. Every silverware and condiment accounted for.
No chaos. No bickering. No angry customers in sight. Just Good Food Fast.
For God’s sake, someone get this upper-manager-in-a-server’s-body into the role he was born for. He’s got what it takes to pass the real Waffle House way down to everyone who comes after him.
Because Steven isn’t just working a shift. He’s keeping the Waffle House soul alive — right there in Goodlettsville, Tennessee.