The last time I went to the Cheshire Bridge Waffle House, I arrived with a group of Wheel writers and editors at around 1:30 a.m. on a Saturday night. We met a man around the age of 65 who had recently been clubbing at a bar called “OPUS” across the street – not to be confused with the Online Pathway to University Students. After instructing us to take a series of “selfies” – one serious, one sassy, one smiling – our friend asked us to form a huddle around him, put one hand in each and yell out the word “love!” Any place where I can meet this kind of person at 1:30 a.m. is a place I am happy to be.
2264 Cheshire Bridge Rd.
(404) 634-9414. www.wafflehouse.com.
Open 24 Hours.
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