Aunt E’s Kitchen & Market - Andalusia, Alabama

Clay M.

Absolutely excellent. My family stopped for breakfast on our way home from Florida and they did not disappoint. The servers were great, and even went above and beyond to make us a drink for the road. We had the biscuits and gravy, the French toast and the melt. All were excellent!

Alise P.

Food on buffet was cold. Would have been good if it was hot. Did let them know to check the temperature on their buffet. Hope they can get it corrected because food had good flavor and would be good if served hot.

honakerm

Do not stop here for breakfast. It's rare that I say something like this, but sometimes ya gotta call it.

We had three breakfasts here, and all three were terrible. Grease was the primary issue, and I'm a southern boy that normally has no issue with grease. The first issue was what I'll call cross-use grease. Our breakfast tasted like fried fish or maybe fried chicken, but it was obvious that another fried food had contaminated our eggs, omelets, hashbrowns, and sausage ruining the taste.

The grease was so thick the eggs didn't look yellow, but kinda white. All three of us hated our breakfast.

As I've said many times, my bro and I are pretty easy to please eaters and overlook the little things, but these meals had us fearing for our stomachs. We're whatcha might call world ( ok, mostly US) reknowned breakfast eaters and, for me, a serial reviewer.

The restaurant appearance is pretty nice, and I wanted it to be our new breakfast spot on the way to FL, but I can't in good conscience recommend it. The staff was nice, our drinks and orders were taken quickly in the mostly empty dining area. The food took a pretty long bit to arrive, but as you'll see in the picture, the omelet just doesn't resemble an egg product, and as an aside, they used way too much cheese. That's the real picture and not bad lighting, I've taken thousands of review photos.

I'm sorry, Auntie E's.

LIEM

REAL COUNTRY COOKIN’ 🍗 We decided to stop in here instead of going to a chain and glad we did. The food here is SOUTHERN with dishes like creamed corn, grits, and savory mains. It’s a very no frills restaurant with a small buffet if you want to order that way. The staff is very nice. It’s not the typical place we’d eat at but really good food. Lots of trucks and trucker hats in this place 😁 Highly Recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

brad S.

I ordered the 4 egg omelet with pepper jack cheese and 2 meats (ham and sausage). My wife ordered the Biscuit split with the green tomatoes on the side. Not your classic look of an omelet but very good none the less. My wife said the biscuit and sausage gravy were excellent and the fried egg on top was cooked to her perfection (over medium but not runny). The cheese grits were very good and some of the best restaurant grits we have had in a while, but be sure to add just a little salt. Texas Toast was just a touch burned, but still very good. Not your classic Texas toast bread, it’s a bit more dense and very good! My wife enjoyed the coffee and had several refills while eating. The unsweet tea was fresh which is unusual for most places. The service was excellent and we had any questions answered. Coffee and tea were kept refilled pretty quickly. In the other side is a small market with Amish jams and jellies, produce and some knickknacks. It’s rare to find a hidden gem like this, if you get a chance you should definetly stop in!

Jeremy B.

I stopped by here on the way to Andalusia recently for a good breakfast and I was not disappointed. The service was great, and the restaurant was clean. Not only that, but my omelette and pancake were delightful and my only regret is not ordering more pancakes.

There is also a store attached to the restaurant that sells a little bit of everything, a lot of locally sourced stuff like honey, fruits, and other similar items. Items. The lady that was running the store was one of those friendly people I've ever met and she told me briefly about how this door was opened and how it came to be, it was a really great visit to the store. Had I not been on the way to the Brewton blueberry festival I would have purchased something but I was afraid that it may go bad in the car with how hot it was.

This is a wonderful place to stop, even if you're just going to look around the store while eating at the restaurant, I strongly recommend that if you have time you stop by this place because it is worth it and you will not regret it.

Sara P.

Huge portions! I went there for breakfast and was amazed by the amount of food served. The food was good and filling. I had to take home a doggie bag because we couldn’t finish it all. Reasonable prices. Plenty of seating. Conveniently located with ample parking. Friendly waitress. Colorful and clean bathrooms.

J T.

Stopped in for breakfast on our way to the gulf, and my oh my was it delicious! We both got the kitchen sink platter (sorry, no pictures. We were hungry). It did arrive differently than how I pictured it would, but it was genuinely good despite how it looked when it arrived at the table. The biggest highlight was the homemade biscuits! Fluffiest "cat head" biscuits I have personally had! Would definitely try other items on the menu.