Christine Agrez

Review of The Waffle Factory

Quaint tiny house, incredible long list of waffles...

Quaint tiny house, incredible long list of waffles with different toppings and creative names. The young man working the counter and serving the day we went was pleasant and patient as I perused the lengthy list of options. He delivered our food and some nice conversation and followed up to see how we were doing and how we enjoyed our food. He was by far the best part of my visit - great service is always a win in my book.

Seating is limited and tight. For anyone wondering, this place is not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers (leave it outside?), walkers, or those with limited mobility or sorry to say it anyone with a large girth - as I mentioned seating is limited and tight!

My friend was thrilled with her waffle and has been to this place probably 40 times since it opened, she also lives only about 10 minutes away.

I am not a big fan of the waffles here, I love the airy inside and crispy outside of a poured batter waffle. These waffles appear more dough-like, they are dense and chewy, mildly sweet on their own, super filling (which is good, you definitely won't leave hungry). Mine was topped with blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries which I could have done with a few more of because I love berries, but I'm not saying they were sparse. With or without whipped cream, and served with a squeeze bottle of syrup which I'm pretty sure wasn't real maple syrup, but I didn't have any.