Belgian Waffle & Omelet Inn
(801) 566-5731
7331 S 900 E
Midvale,
UT
84047
40.618
-111.8658
What People Are Saying About Belgian Waffle & Omelet Inn
The Editor
Peter Behle
Citysearch
The Scene
It's big and casual, usually filled with big families, seniors and kids from across-the-street Hillcrest High. On the weekend mornings, expect to wait a few minutes for a table.
The Food
Surprisingly, you'll want to stay away from the namesake Belgian waffles--they come loaded with whipped cream, ice cream or processed fruit. Instead, go for the garbage hash (cheese-covered potatoes with ham, bacon, onions, peppers and mushrooms) or one of the gargantuan omelettes (they come out looking like a pancake, served flat and smothered with cheese). Don't be surprised by the use of canned mushrooms. Lunch and dinner choices range from burgers and sandwiches to giant platters of roast turkey, pot roast and chicken fried steak.
User Reviews
yummykins
January 15, 2009
This lil diner is not posh by any means, yet for good old fashioned home style food, like they cooked back when I was a kid, which was a VERY long time ago, it TOTALLY ROCKS!! Their potatoes are NOT processed or frozen, they are home made French Fries and Hash Browns. It has the down home country feel to it that makes you feel welcomed. The new management in the day have TOTALLY turned the place around, I rather not go in at night due to terrible graveyard waitress, she is always out smoking and God knows what else, other then that, we LOVE the place!! It is a lil diamond in the rough, a little wait on the weekends but TOTALLY WORTH IT!! We agree with the previous comments about the fabulous pie! Keep up the great work! We will be back for the Garbage Hash!
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blulie
July 22, 2008
The service was kind of slow and the the restaurant's overall appearance isn't impressive but the food is tasty and fairly priced. Don't forget to play the blue squares video game in the lobby. Updated (December 2008): Went by for lunch last weekend and it was horrible. They didn't have half the items I wanted to order (soup and hot chocolate), my fries were either burnt to a crisp or raw and the fruit salad was awful. (Our waitress did give us fair warning that the fruit was not fresh.) We had to track down our waitress for water refills and our meals were worth maybe half of what we ended up paying f or it. Note to self: don't go here for lunch or dinner.
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izzylemming
June 25, 2008
Okay; I'll give it this: during the day, this place doesn't have much going for it. Before 10pm or so, the food is tasty, but still on par with a Denny's or an IHOP. Let's face it, the place is a little dingy, but for late night grub, it is beyond compare. The night waitress, Kelly, is super friendly, and always on point. The "graveyard" chef is fantastic. Amazing garbage hash, amazing omlettes, amazing french dips, amazing cheese fries. This place is not for the calorie counter, so it is a rare treat, but one well worth it. The prices are excellent, the staff is fantastic in the evenings, and I've never had a better "late-night diner" experience in the Salt Lake valley. Bottom line; it's so-so during the day, but if you're looking for late-night grub and a warm atmosphere; this is the place to be.
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Ski Stop:
Stopping here is a natural for skiers?it's right on the way to Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. A big breakfast here and you'll be set all day.
Who Wants Ice Cream?:
Some come by just for the ice cream?banana split ($4.25) and Ice Castle sundae ($3.25) are popular, as are malts and shakes ($2.75).
Category:
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Breakfast, Late Night Dining, Group Dining, Brunch
