Nana's Guilty Pleasures
A one-woman driveway operation with cinnamon rolls so good the celebrate becomes almost predictable—'best I've ever had' appears over and over, which would be suspicious if the owner wasn't also giving away free meals to people who need them and running the whole thing with genuine warmth. The wait can stretch to an hour during peak times, and Google Hours are basically a work of fiction, but regulars plan around it anyway because the trade-off (consistency, generosity, homemade everything) is worth the friction.
Pro tip: Check Instagram or call ahead before driving over—Google Hours are routinely wrong, and the cart closes early when she runs out of food. Worth the detour.
The food is well-regarded for its excellent quality, freshness, and homemade taste, with particular recognition for cinnamon rolls, breakfast sandwiches, and baked goods.
“Everything was perfect. Really affordable amazing quality food.”
Service is overwhelmingly described as remarkably friendly, kind, and welcoming, with Nana herself often highlighted for her personality and hospitality.
“She was very friendly and attentive.”
The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and community-focused, often described as feeling like visiting a beloved family member.
“Feel like family and I love it”
The restaurant is considered a great value, with diners frequently noting reasonable prices for the high quality and generous portions.
“Really affordable amazing quality food.”