ATLANTA — Those craving the all-day breakfast at Waffle House won’t have to scramble up more money for eggs.
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The metro-Atlanta-based restaurant announced Tuesday, the 50-cent egg subcharge is off the menu as of June 2.
This comes nearly five months after the restaurant said egg prices soared amid a shortage following a bird flu outbreak.
The popular spot is known for its 24-hour breakfast menu with over 2,000 restaurants across 25 states.
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