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How much is a Waffle with a Side of Meat?
The selected official store listing showed the meal at $9.80 and displayed 1,050 calories. Current official components produce much lower totals for a Classic Waffle plus one standard meat side: 510 with city ham, 545 with bacon, 600 with country ham or 670 with sausage, before syrup and butter.
Current price and serving
The checked official location-menu observation was $9.80. That is a store-specific reference, not a guaranteed nationwide price. Tax, delivery markup, substitutions and add-ons can change the final amount.
| Price detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| $9.80 | Checked official store observation |
| Nationwide price | Not guaranteed |
| Customization | May change total |
Nutrition facts
The component table is more useful than one generic meal display because the chosen meat changes the total.
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Classic Waffle | 410 calories |
| With city ham | 510 calculated |
| With bacon | 545 calculated |
| With country ham | 600 calculated |
| With sausage | 670 calculated |
| Location meal display | 1,050 calories |
The location listing’s 1,050-calorie display does not match a Classic Waffle plus one current standard meat side. Syrup, butter, a larger meat portion or legacy data may explain part of the difference, but the listing does not provide enough detail to prove why.
What comes with it
The meal pairs one waffle with one selected breakfast-meat side.
- Classic sweet-cream waffle
- Choice of bacon, sausage, city ham or country ham
- Syrup and butter may be served separately
Allergens and cross-contact
The waffle lists egg, milk, soy, tree nuts and wheat, with a specific nut cross-contact warning for waffle bakers. Meat choice does not remove that risk.
Waffle House uses shared cooking and preparation areas. The official allergen poster also warns that waffle bakers may carry nut cross-contact risk. Ingredient or supplier changes can occur, so speak directly with restaurant staff when an allergy is medically significant.
How it compares
Use the table below to compare the closest alternatives before ordering.
| Option | Calories | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Waffle + city ham | 510 calculated | Lowest shown combination |
| Waffle + bacon | 545 calculated | Bacon pairing |
| Waffle + country ham | 600 calculated | High-sodium ham |
| Waffle + sausage | 670 calculated | Highest current component combination |
How to order it well
- Specify the meat choice before using a calorie total.
- Count syrup and butter separately.
- Choose city ham for the lowest component total shown.
- Avoid treating the 1,050 location display as universal for every meat choice.
The best order depends on portion, side choice, toppings and dietary priorities. Use the linked category and nutrition guides for a broader comparison.
How much is a Waffle with a Side of Meat? FAQs
How much is the meal?
The checked store showed $9.80.
How many calories does it have?
The location display is 1,050, but current component totals range from 510 to 670 before syrup and butter.
Which meat is lowest in calories?
City ham at 100 calories produces the lowest listed component combination.
Does the waffle contain nuts?
The waffle lists tree nuts and the official poster warns about nut cross-contact in waffle bakers.
Is syrup included in the calorie total?
Do not assume it is; syrup and butter should be counted separately.
Can I choose sausage?
Yes, sausage is a standard meat-side choice in the menu data.
Why is the location total so high?
The display does not explain enough components to reconcile it with the current PDF.
Can I order the waffle alone?
Yes. See the Classic Waffle page.
Sources and verification notes
- Official 2026 menu nutritionals — Current nutrition and major-allergen reference
- Official allergen poster — Shared-equipment and cross-contact guidance
- Checked official location menu — Store-specific price observation used in this guide
Store prices can change and are not guaranteed nationwide. Nutrition and allergen information should be checked again before ordering when a medical restriction is involved.