The Waffle House Kids Menu is for children 10 and under, with most kids meals priced between $4.20 and $4.99, plus a kids beverage for around $1.20–$2.39. Not every Waffle House location prints a separate kids menu — many restaurants simply let you order smaller portions from the regular menu, like a mini waffle, scrambled eggs, or toast with bacon. Below is what parents can typically expect, with prices and calories, plus tips for a smoother trip with little ones.
What’s on the Waffle House Kids Menu
Kids Waffle
scrambled or plain eggs with toast or a biscuit, plus a choice of bacon or sausage
Kids Menu Prices
Calories & Nutrition
$4.20-$4.99
410+ calories
before toppings
Kids Menu Prices
Calories & Nutrition
$4.30
Moderate calories,
good for a fuller meal
KIDS CHEESEBURGER
with hashbrowns — a mini burger paired with a small hashbrown side, one of the most popular lunch and dinner picks for kids
Kids Egg Breakfast
scrambled or plain eggs with toast or a biscuit, plus a choice of bacon or sausage
Kids Menu Prices
Calories & Nutrition
$4.20-$4.99
Calories vary by egg style,
toast/biscuit, and side chosen
Kids Menu Prices
Calories & Nutrition
Priced per item
Ask your server for
current a la carte pricing
Toast, Bacon & Sausage
(A La Carte)
a la carte — for parents who prefer to build a smaller plate item by item
GRILLED CHEESE
a simple, budget-friendly grilled cheese sandwich most kids will eat without a fuss
Kids Menu Prices
Calories & Nutrition
$4.20-$4.99
One of the lighter
kids options on the menu
Waffle House keeps kids’ options simple, familiar, and easy to customize:
Healthy Swaps for Kids
A few easy ways to make a kids meal a bit lighter:
- Swap hashbrowns for fresh fruit where available
- Ask for milk or juice instead of soda
- Request scrambled eggs plain, without added butter or cheese
- Choose grilled or baked proteins over fried options when offered
For general guidance on balanced meals for children, see the USDA’s MyPlate for Kids resource.
Allergens & Substitutions
Common allergens on the kids menu include eggs, dairy, gluten, and soy. Most Waffle House locations can accommodate simple substitutions — no cheese, no butter, or plain eggs — but cross-contact in the kitchen is possible since everything is cooked on a shared grill. If your child has a serious allergy or celiac disease, it’s best to speak with the manager directly before ordering.
Tips for Ordering with Kids
- Ask your server if a printed kids menu is available — not every location has one
- If there’s no kids menu, you can still build a smaller plate from the regular menu (a mini waffle, eggs, toast, or a small side of hashbrowns)
- Kids meals are best value when paired with a kids beverage rather than ordering items separately
- Waffle House serves breakfast all day, so kids’ breakfast items are available any time you visit
Closing Note
Since Waffle House doesn’t operate on a single nationwide menu, the best way to confirm the Waffle House kids menu items and exact prices at your location is to ask your server before you order.
Check current pricing directly on the official Waffle House menu.