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Waffle House is Taking Valentine's Day Reservations
Now in its 12th year, what started as an event at one Waffle House has expanded to 200 locations in 21 states.

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Now in its 12th year, what started as an event at one Waffle House has expanded to 200 locations in 21 states.

Waffle House isn’t really a reservations-only kind of place – except for one special day a year.
This Valentine’s Day, the tables at more than 200 Waffle House locations across 21 states will be dressed in white tablecloths an adorned with candles to help lovers and friends celebrate the holiday, the brand announced.
Now in its 12th year, the promotion that began at one Waffle House location in Georgia as a means to provide an unassuming yet special setting to spend Valentine’s Day has grown exponentially to a unique, reservations-required event featuring special menu items.
"Valentine's Day is about spending time with the one you love at a place you love," Waffle House Valentine's Specialist Jessica Kinskey said in a statement. "And it's even better when you can do that without spending a lot of money."
Read the full announcement here and check out participating locations here.
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