Awful
Annie's
Restaurant
For
hometown cooking, breakfast,
lunch, or dinner visit Awful Annies.
We
were greeted pleasantly, treated wonderfully, and delighted repeatedly
throughout our delectable dinner.
The ambiance
gives one the feeling of dining in a charming country farm kitchen
where you’d expect
your grandmother to walk out and serve her famous mouth-watering bread
pudding. I’m
sadden that my grandma wasn’t there to enjoy it with us, but thrilled the bread
pudding dabbed with
sweet cream floating in a savory brandy sauce was!
Try Awful Annies, there’s nothing awful about
it!
Patrick
Witz
Editor/Publisher Gold Country Families E-Magazine
http://www.goldcountryfamilies.com
Owners: Jai and
Don Baker with sons Adam & Bryan
Manager(s): Adam,
Melissa, Bryan Baker and Liz Zapper
Chain or Franchise: Family owned
Chef(s): Michael
Lynch
Location(s): 160 Sacramento
St.
Old Town Auburn
490 G Street Downtown
Lincoln
Days
Open: 7 days
a week
Hours of
Operation: 8:00
to 3:00
Open
for dinner 5:00 to 8:30 Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Accolades:
Voted
best breakfast in Sacramento KCRA 3 2007,
Best
Lunch in Auburn, Best
Burger in Lincoln 2007,
Top
3 "Best Breakfast"
Restaurants 6 years in a row Sacramento Magazine
Primary
Style of Cuisine:
Gourmet breakfast/lunch, Home-Style dinners
Most
popular plate: The
Mess; Grandma's Bread Pudding
Number
of Tables: 40
Catering
or Delivery Services: Catering
Best
Times to Visit: Monday
- Thursday
Busiest
Times to Avoid Long Waits: Any
Sunday
Reservations
Needed: Accept
reservations for parties of 5 or more and all
Dinners
Web
Address: http://www.awfulannie's.com
Additional
Information:
Gourmet breakfast, sensational salads, healthy sandwiches, home
of Grandma's Bread Pudding. Both
locations are in old historic buildings from the 1800's. Enjoy eating out on the deck
overlooking Old Town
Auburn or visit their Historic Lincoln location. Over 7000 copies of Awful Annies'
cookbook
"Incredible Edibles" have been sold through the restaurants.