Waffle House does not print full nutrition details on the in-store menu, but calorie counts for its most popular items are well known and published in the company’s official nutrition guide. Here is what to expect calorie-wise across the menu, from the lightest options to the heaviest combos.
A plain Waffle House waffle has about 320 to 400 calories depending on size and butter added, while topped versions like the pecan waffle can run 600 calories or more.
Options like a plain egg, dry toast, or a small bowl of grits tend to be the lightest choices on the menu, generally under 250 calories each.
The All-Star Special, one of the most popular combos, runs around 900 to 1,050 calories depending on the meat and egg style chosen, since it bundles eggs, bacon or sausage, hashbrowns, toast, and a waffle together.
Waffle House publishes an official allergen and nutrition PDF on its corporate site, which lists exact calorie, fat, and allergen counts for every menu item and is the most accurate source for specific dietary needs.
A plain egg or dry toast are among the lightest options, typically under 250 calories.
The All-Star Special runs approximately 900 to 1,050 calories depending on the meat and egg preparation chosen.
Waffle House does not offer an interactive calculator, but its official nutrition PDF lists calorie counts for every menu item.
Last updated: August 2026. Calorie counts are approximate and can vary by location and preparation. This site is not affiliated with Waffle House.
