The Waffle Iron - Collierville

There was also a young boy—his name was Daniel, if I recall—who appeared to be around 13 years old and was working hard at the tables. This felt like child labor; such practices should not be allowed in a restaurant. I almost considered calling the police, but I decided to let karma take its course instead. I hadn’t even placed my order yet, and I was met with attitude. I didn't ask for that, so why was I subjected to it? In the end, I couldn’t bring myself to try the food; I was too appalled by the terrible service. I ended up paying only for my coffee and water. I won't be returning anytime soon. This establishment needs to get its act together and learn to show respect to its patrons, especially to older customers.

I recently visited the new Memphis location of a diner called E's. Unfortunately, I found that the prices have increased while the quality of the food and the service have declined. I can't imagine many regular customers continuing to visit under these circumstances. It's really disappointing to see E's like this.

We visited The Waffle Iron on my husband's birthday, just the two of us. We were the second guests to arrive, but had to wait a bit to be seated in an empty restaurant. I initially thought it might take some time to warm up, but after waiting 1.5 hours for our food, I was shocked. Did they really take that long just to source the chicken for my waffles? I was also disappointed by the waffles themselves; I expected more from a place named The Waffle Iron. Unfortunately, the experience did not meet my expectations. We won't be returning. Service was poor and the food was just okay, especially given the long wait.

I went there with my family. My husband got a table first. There was no one in the front. There was also one who was squaded when he went through the door, that should tell the staff that someone was there, but nobody came. He waited five minutes before someone came out of the kitchen. As soon as we ordered, it took a while to get our food, although no one else was there. Three of us ordered the cookies and Gravy, one of us ordered the cinnamon pancakes. The cookies and the severity were cold and salty. The Gravy had strange little pieces of sausage. With the biscuits and gravy you get grits and eggs cooked, but you want. The grottos were cold and had no spices at all, the eggs were cold and overboiled. The pancakes were hot and fresh. We told our waitress about our problem that she offered to renew the food for us or to have taken part of it. We decided to lower our bill. We paid $40 for 4 drinks and pancakes.

My visit to the Waffle Iron was a good one. The waitress helped us get what we need to satisfy our hunger. The kids menu was simple and met our needs. In a time where pumpkin flavor is the rave. The sweet potato pancakes were right on time! It was all that I dreamed of and more. I will be back!