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What a fantastic list of restaurants! Of all the names — Uchi, Alinea, Victoria & Albert’s — I’m most drawn to Eleven Madison Park. The artistry, the food experience, and the story behind each dish just stay with you longer. But I also appreciate what Waffle House brings to the table—something very different but special in its own way.
Waffle House is a U.S. casual dining chain founded in 1955 in Georgia. It’s open 24/7, all year long, and famous for its waffles, hash browns, eggs, and southern breakfast staples. The food isn’t fancy, but it’s comforting and affordable — great when you’re doing long drives or want a familiar spot at any hour. If you want to compare what meals might cost at both “fine dining” kind of places and casual ones, you can visit this website to check prices of menus, including Waffle House.
Which of the high-end places on your list would you pick first, and would you also plan on stopping by somewhere casual like Waffle House on your tour?
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What a fantastic list of restaurants! Of all the names — Uchi, Alinea, Victoria & Albert’s — I’m most drawn to Eleven Madison Park. The artistry, the food experience, and the story behind each dish just stay with you longer. But I also appreciate what Waffle House brings to the table—something very different but special in its own way.
Waffle House is a U.S. casual dining chain founded in 1955 in Georgia. It’s open 24/7, all year long, and famous for its waffles, hash browns, eggs, and southern breakfast staples. The food isn’t fancy, but it’s comforting and affordable — great when you’re doing long drives or want a familiar spot at any hour. If you want to compare what meals might cost at both “fine dining” kind of places and casual ones, you can visit this website to check prices of menus, including Waffle House.
Which of the high-end places on your list would you pick first, and would you also plan on stopping by somewhere casual like Waffle House on your tour?
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