Annas House - Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo (MI)

5 /5 Zentravan: The food was excellent and filling. We had a newer waitress but she was excellent and we liked her. I split my meal with another person in our party and we still had plenty. We had a large table in a corner by the window. I had such a generous portion of hashbrowns and I was so happy with it. Its was reasonably priced for the amount of food you get.

3 /5 Stephanie Schumann: Way back when [the mid-naughts] I first moved out to this side of Michigan, this building was a Big Boys. While the outside building still offers a hint of its past, the inside is bright, lively, and tastefully decorated, as you can see in pictures of other reviewers. What a breath of fresh air it has become! Today, I ordered the gluten free cinnamon role and it came out quickly and was delicous. The inside was moist, warm and so yummy. While we were looking over the menu to order the rest of our meal, the table next to us had their food delivered quickly by several people not long after ordering. For some reason after we ordered, this didnt happen to our food, and as you can see in the pictures- the eggs had dried and the edges and tops were hard, as they clearly had been prepared quickly and then had sat somewhere for a bit before being brought to our table. You can even see the glistening areas and color difference of the scrambled egg in one of the pictures where I moved some of it around that really shows the difference in the dried out areas. The hash browns we no longer warm, and our colder regular or gluten free toast was heavily buttered, but only over a thin, middle section of each half of the piece of toast. After checking on us after our food arrived, it was 45 minutes before we saw our waitress again. We couldnt get our check, couldnt get boxes, and we couldnt get out of there in a timely manner. I dont know if this was because the restaurant was slowing down and there was not more than 3 other people near our area, or what. Breakfast for 3, a cinnamon roll, and 2 lattes came out to over $80 before a tip, which I thought was mind boggling expensive for breakfast. Loads of vegan and gluten free options? Check. Nice decor? Check. Friendly greeters? Check. Oh, last thing... in the womens restroom one of the sink faucets is broken and all you get is ice cold water to wash your hands with, so use the one on the right.

5 /5 Dylan Sater: One of my go-to spots in kZoo because they actually have a vegan menu that is both tasty and has variety. Great atmosphere and staff. They know what they’re doing here.

5 /5 Super Mom: I plan our trips around this chain of restaurants in Michigan. I am gluten-free and dairy-free I can eat almost anything here. They have a separate kitchen if needed they can use for food allergies. My husband can order his food. All of mine has gf and df marked toothpicks. They have a dairy-free cheese thats superior to anything else. Open 6am-3pm 7days a week. Everything is made fresh.

3 /5 Scott Camp: So let me start by asking: what happened? I havent been here in a while because I moved to Florida, but coming back I was expecting something that apparently has changed. In a huge way. The food. I ordered the chicken and waffle. I was hoping to get a nice breaded and fried piece of chicken thigh covered in a maple creme sauce. That can also be referenced in photos that people have put on Google. Well... that was NOT close to what I got. The creme sauce? Gone. The nice piece of juicy tender thigh? Gone. In its stead is what appears to be a store-bought frozen piece of over-breaded chicken. Now I have heard from others that things have changed here, but I had no idea it would this drastic.