Ann Sather Restaurant

The amount (and quality) of food I got for the price is.... well, unbelievable.

See the pictures - those cinnamon rolls are SIDES. Not a meal - A SIDE. And you don't just get one side with your meal, but two....

One mean could easily be shared by two people - or you'll have plenty of leftovers for later.

Normally I steer clear of cinnamon rolls but Ann Sather cinnamon rolls are one of a kind. Gooey frosting and cinnamon with every bite.

It's beyond packed in here on a Sunday morning around 10am and there isn't really adequate space to stand around and wait for a seat, so come early or late.

OH MY GOSH.  I had one of the best breakfasts of my life this morning.  This was my first visit to Ann Sather, and I left very satisfied.  The diner was packed - we had to wait about 10 minutes to be sat.  While we waited I stared at all of the delicious-looking food coming out of the kitchen.  The pancakes, omelets, and French toast looked amazing.  

I was incredibly satisfied with what I ordered: Southern Decadence.  Two flaky, buttery biscuits topped with homemade sausage patties, poached eggs, and creamy sausage gravy.  It was absolutely perfect... perfectly seasoned.  A touch more salt and it would've been too salty.  The poached eggs were executed perfectly as well.  Not an easy task to do.  The meal was served with my choice of two sides.  I ordered the cinnamon rolls and fresh fruit.  I took the cinnamon rolls home because there was no way I could eat all of that food.  The fruit was good.  I liked that there was a variety of kiwi, cantaloupe, blueberries, strawberries, honeydew, and apple.

My handsome date had the Swedish waffles drizzled in syrup.  They were scrumptious and cute (they were heart-shaped).  They're thinner waffles - not Belgian style.  Obviously.  Belgian waffles in a Swedish diner?  I don't think so.

Amazing customer service and you can't beat those cinnamon buns and pecan buns. To die for. Drop in even to get one to go.