The best fast food joint in every 50 state of America
By Kareem Gantt
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Georgia: Waffle House
If you live in the South, then you know of the cheap goodness of Waffle House.
In the Peach State, though, Waffle House takes on a whole new meaning. Granted, Waffle House isn’t the only fast-food chain that has its roots in Georgia. Chick-fil-A and Zaxby’s are also legendary in their own rights, but Waffle House is the chain that screams “Southern comfort food.”
We know, we know, Waffle House isn’t technically “fast food,” but the service here is lightning quick and this chain has locations on every spec of land in the state, so, for Georgia at least, we’re going to make an exception here.
For those poor souls that are void of the greatness of Waffle House, their waffles and breakfast are the stars of the show, but this chain also has pretty juicy burgers and dinner platters at prices that will have you looking twice.
When one thinks of Georgia, three things come to mind: Atlanta, Waffle House, and Tyler Perry, in that particular order.