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2 City Ham Biscuit at Waffle House – Price, Calories & Review

2 City Ham Biscuit

The 2 City Ham Biscuit at Waffle House is a warm and tasty Southern breakfast choice that many people enjoy. Soft, buttery biscuits are filled with flavorful city ham, creating a simple yet satisfying meal. It’s a popular option for both early mornings and late-night cravings when you want something comforting. This classic combo is loved for its rich taste, fresh texture, and homestyle feel.

Prices and Calories

The 2 City Ham Biscuits are priced at US$5.60, making them an affordable yet filling choice for anyone craving homemade biscuit goodness.

Price: $5.60

Calories: 870

What is Inside Waffle House (2 City Ham Biscuits)?

Two freshly grilled biscuits soft on the inside, lightly crisp outside, similar in texture to ham and cheese stuffed biscuits or ham and cheddar biscuits.
Generous portion of savory City Ham juicy and flavorful, delivering that Virginia ham biscuit charm.
Optional add ons eggs, American cheese, or crispy hashbrowns for a custom touch.
Protein packed filling ham provides plenty of satisfying protein.
Classic Southern style flavor comfort food at its finest, similar to honey baked ham biscuits or Smithfield ham biscuits.

Customization Options

Waffle House encourages guests to tailor meals. The 2 City Ham Biscuits can be enhanced with eggs, cheese, or a side of hashbrowns for extra flavor and substance. Many diners enjoy pairing their biscuits with the classic Cheese ‘N Eggs with Raisin Toast for a balanced Southern breakfast.

Category
Options
Additional Info
Protein Boost
Add an Egg (+US$0.80–$1.15)
+180 calories, soft or scrambled texture
Flavor Upgrade
Add American Cheese (+US$1.00–$1.15)
+100 calories, creamy and savory taste
Extra Side
Add Hashbrowns (+US$3.10–$3.15)
+300 calories, crispy golden crunch

If you like creative versions, try ham and cheese butter swim biscuits, ham and swiss hasselback biscuit bites, or party ham biscuits for a crowd-pleasing snack.

Nutritional Overview

The 2 City Ham Biscuits are high in protein but also contain notable fat and sodium. Depending on your add-ons, calories can range from 870 to 980, similar to hearty ham biscuit recipes made with cheese or butter.

Nutrient
Amount (approx.)
Calories
870 – 980
Protein
25 g
Total Fat
53 g
Saturated
28 g
Cholesterol
30 mg
Sodium
2540 mg
Carbohydrates
75 g
Dietary
2 g
Sugars
7 g

For something larger, the All-Star Special at Waffle House includes biscuits alongside waffles, eggs, and your choice of meat.

Gluten & Allergen Information

The biscuits contain wheat and gluten, making them unsuitable for gluten-free diets. However, you can enjoy the City Ham, eggs, or hashbrowns separately. Common allergens include eggs, dairy, and soy especially when you add cheese. Waffle House kitchens may also expose foods to peanuts, tree nuts, fish, or sesame.

Gluten-Containing Items
Other Common Allergens
Biscuits (wheat, gluten)
Eggs, Dairy, Soy

If you enjoy City Ham Biscuits, you might also like the Chicken Biscuit at Waffle House, another Southern-inspired favorite.

Time to Burn Calories

To burn off ~870–980 calories from the 2 City Ham Biscuits (with add-ons):

Activity
Approx. Time to Burn 400 cal
Walking
3 hours
Cycling
90 minutes
Running
75 minutes

2 City Ham Biscuit at Waffle House Recipe

Ingredients:

For the Biscuits:

2 cups all-purpose flour

1 tablespoon baking powder

½ teaspoon baking soda

1 teaspoon sugar

½ teaspoon salt

½ cup cold unsalted butter (cubed)

¾ cup cold buttermilk (plus a little extra if needed)

For the Filling:

4 slices of City Ham (or any smoked country ham, thinly sliced)

1 tablespoon butter (for grilling)

Optional Add-ons (like at Waffle House):

2 fried or scrambled eggs

2 slices American cheese

Hashbrowns (served on the side or inside)

Instructions:

1. Make the Biscuits

Preheat oven to 450°F (230°C).

In a bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar, and salt.

Cut in the butter using your fingers or a pastry cutter until the mixture looks crumbly.

Pour in cold buttermilk and mix gently until a dough forms.

Turn onto a floured surface and fold the dough over itself 3–4 times (this makes layers).

Pat to about 1-inch thickness and cut out 4 biscuit rounds using a cutter or glass.

Place on a parchment-lined baking sheet and bake for 10–12 minutes, until golden brown.

2. Prepare the City Ham

While biscuits bake, melt butter on a griddle or skillet over medium heat.

Grill the ham slices for 1–2 minutes per side, until browned and slightly crisp at the edges.

3. Assemble the Biscuits

Split each biscuit in half.

Layer with 2 slices of grilled ham per biscuit.

(Optional) Add a fried egg and a slice of cheese for the “loaded” version.

Close the biscuit and serve warm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What’s the difference between City Ham and Country Ham?

City Ham is milder, moister, and less salty compared to the stronger, saltier Country Ham.

The standard menu item is two, but you can request a single biscuit at some Waffle House locations.

Yes, like most Waffle House menu items, it’s served 24/7.

 While tasty and filling, the high fat and sodium make it more of an indulgent treat than an everyday health pick.

Sophia Jhon

Sophia Jhon

Sophia Jhon is a food enthusiast and recipe creator with a deep love for exploring classic diner dishes. With a special focus on the Waffle House menu, Sophia Jhon shares delicious recipes, insider tips, and helpful guides to recreate your favourite meals at home. Passionate about bringing comfort food to the kitchen, Her aims to make each recipe an easy, enjoyable experience for fellow food lovers.

Sophia Jhon

Sophia Jhon

Sophia Jhon is a food enthusiast and recipe creator with a deep love for exploring classic diner dishes. With a special focus on the Waffle House menu, Sophia Jhon shares delicious recipes, insider tips, and helpful guides to recreate your favourite meals at home. Passionate about bringing comfort food to the kitchen, Her aims to make each recipe an easy, enjoyable experience for fellow food lovers.