Annie’s Kitchen

this place looks okay when you go inn but they put no love into their eggs or breakfast. I went the other day to sit n enjoy??? PLEASE they served me like if i was a animal! Scrambled Eggs were so dry and no color whatsoever– && with no butter, milk, or love. Potadoes were boiled and hard and noooooo brown stir fry watsover. They threw thoes on the plate also!!! Straight nasty!!!
The sausages were ALSO undercooked as well. And the hostess when you walked inn-​was eating sitting DOWN! Never again. I complained and left 1 $ tip because i felt that was a nice gesture. Never again. Gross.

I guess there’s a reason why at 9:00AM on a Sunday, there were maybe 10 tables occupied at a place with triple the capacity. Waited for over 30 minutes to get an order of pancakes and a breakfast wrap, and was then told as my wife’s pancakes came out that they made a quesadilla instead of a wrap for me. No apology for the oversight. She also refilled my coffee once in the 30 minutes we waited, leaving me with an empty cup for quite some time. (Again the place was virtually empty by Sunday breakfast standards)
Food was mediocre and definitely not worth the wait. My wife said her cinnamon swirl pancakes weren’t very sweet, which was surprising considering the amount of icing on them. The home fries lacked flavor that even ketchup couldn’t save and had almost a slimy consistency to them. To add insult to injury, I noticed when we got the bill that my wife was charged for the refill on her hot Tea, which I don’t think I’ve ever seen a breakfast place do.
It may not have looked as nice but I miss AJ’s…

Tried breakfast here for the first time and we really enjoyed it! Place is newly remodeled with a great, spacious and homey feel. Our waitress Cindy was very prompt, friendly and even told us about future specials to come. I had the monte cristo sandwich with powdered sugar and maple syrup and my BF had lemon ricotta pancakes with mixed berry drizzle and a side of sausage patties. We both liked our food very much. Coffee was a little too strong for me, but I like it mild. My BF likes it strong and said it was very good. In addition to serving lunch, they also offer in house or out catering and do bakery items on premises. We would like to go back frequently to this great find!

Such friendly staff! Classic diner food, nothing too special… but I’ve never been disappointed.

Pleasant place for lunch. On a special diet and kitchen was able to accommodate. Friendly service means i will be returning!

Awful! No one in here and it’s a 30 minute wait to get the food once the order is placed! Messed up and made gluten free pancakes instead of the French toast… Seriously slow and the omelette wasn’t even an omelette. Would much rather go across town to breakfast nook and wait in line for a more delicious meal than this!

Ideal place for breakfast. Leave your gluten fee, calorie counting friends at home cause this is a diner in the truest sense of the word.
Omlettes and egg combos are never disappointing.

I ate here for brunch once, as I live down the street and drive by often. They do a good job of advertising out front with signs and specials posted by the street. So I ventured in one Sunday in the late morning after doing a hike nearby and having built up an appetite. It is a neighborhood style, family-​run place and most of the staff are relatives of the owner. The waitress told me how much work her family put into re-​doing the place as the previous owner of the place let it go.
Anyway, I sat at the counter and had a short stack of pancakes (2) with an add-​on of fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Also had an iced coffee. Even with the short stack I was only able to finish 1 pancake. Very filling but still very light and fluffy.
Overall, a decent meal at a very reasonable price. The bill was under $ 10. Maybe next time I will try one of their lunch sandwiches or salads, if not breakfast again!

Not impressed with this place at all. The service was ok, it took a while for the waitress to check in with us and if you don’t know the difference between hash browns and home fries then you should be fired. The food needed salt and pepper to mask the bland taste. Overall first and last time I will ever eat at this place.

This place is designed as a classic diner and clearly has regulars for breakfast. The people are easy going and super nice. Breakfast is served all day, but they also have incredibly thick, ginormous pies. I wonder how big the slices are! I’ll have to try them another time.
There are plenty of cheap options. For instance, the 2 Eggs, home fries, toast, and bacon/​sausage/​ham option is only $ 3.95. A short stack of Chocolate or Blueberry Pancakes is only $ 4.75. Tons of great options. I opted for the Philly Omelet (served with home fries and toast, $ 7.50). Filling, quickly served, and delicious!
Only one bathroom stall, but it’s a big bathroom. Plenty of seating. There’s a small area for parking outside. Just be careful not to drive too quickly when you first come here — otherwise, you might pass by before you know it! Also, make sure you have the right street name — it’s Quinnipiac AVE, not ST or BLVD — one of the other options leads you into the parking lot of the back of an apartment complex. Speaking from experience…

Great breakfast, huge portions, best in North Haven