What is the name of Waffle House's record label for jukebox songs?

Waffle House’s record label for jukebox songs is Waffle Records.

The restaurant chain has long used jukeboxes as part of its diner atmosphere, traditionally stocking them with 45-rpm singles and later, in some cases, CDs. Waffle Records releases music selected for play in Waffle House restaurants rather than operating like a typical commercial label.

The label’s catalog includes songs closely tied to the restaurant experience. “Saturday Night At My Place” by Gary Garcia was released in 1995, while Alfreda Gerald’s “They’re Cooking Up My Order” appeared in 2006. Other artists recorded food-themed songs such as Eddie Middleton’s “Good Food Fast” and “Waffle Doo-Wop.”

These records were generally produced for Waffle House jukeboxes and were not sold through ordinary commercial channels. That is why the label can be easy to miss: it is a real record imprint, but one built around the chain’s in-store music culture rather than mainstream distribution.