sugar n' spice

overall - sugar 'n'spicewasn't shockingly great - but it was good. it's very cute and i'd definitely go back. i think it's the kind of place that is consistent and probably has something that you'll think is awesome - just wasn't either of these items.

great!. i can't believe i have lived my entire life in cincinnati and have never been to sugar n'spiceuntil about a month ago. we headed over to the parkside cafe in walnut hills but it was closed for easter. i remembered my coworker mentioning a little pink place on reading so we decided to check it out. there was no wait which was nice. there was so much that looked good on the menu we decided to try a few different things. my friend had the steak and eggs and a side of goetta. i had the breakfast special (eggs, pancakes, choice of meat) and home fries. the pancakes were awesome! my friend's steak was cooked perfectly, he never seems to have much luck when it comes to that! i don't eat pork so i was very happy that they offer turkey sausage. everything was great and we will definitely be back, there is much more we'd like to try.

there is usually a decent wait to be seated but it is sooooo worth it! sugar n'spiceis perfect in every way. absolutely love it.

sugar n’spiceis best described as a bright and colorful diner. i said that sleepy bee cafe was commendable because they knew their dna, meaning their know and embrace their identity, and sugar n’spiceis just the same. they take the colorful, welcoming, family friendly, comfort food angle and they run with it.

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 there is just something about these pancakes. my husband and i have been coming to this place for years, it never even occurred to me to review this restaurant. its a neighborhood gem! either way, we headed in for takeout saturday morning and got food. i ordered the special: 2 wispy thin pancakes, eggs & bacon and my mr got a full order of wispy thins and bacon. they were ready pretty quick and we were on our way. we typically eat in and they are always crazy busy but the staff is great about serving and attending to everyone and even making folks feel special. one reason i don’t love to take breakfast to go is that it cools quickly, but my mr is the take out king, lol! our food was still hot when we got home, so it must have came straight off the griddle! the pancakes were hot and delicious and i was happy i could use homemade syrup on my wispy thins. no shade to theirs, but i make a mean buttered syrup, lol! our bacon was exceptional. had us wondering what kind it was, we want more! my eggs were cheesy and dense, just like i like them. i love how eating at s 'n s is like eating at my grandmother’s house!

hands down the best omelet i've ever had. super friendly staff. sugar n'spicehas become our new favorite brunch spot.

mmmm, mmmm great!!!. i lived in cincy for 2+ years, and went to sugar n'spicemany many times. i'm not normally a pancake fan, but ate their "wispy thin" pancakes and fell in love with them! if you live there, or just visiting, you must try them!... i'm craving them right now!

hilariously loud decor, wonderfully friendly staff, and satisfyingly delicious food. go to sugar n’spicethis weekend.

pleasantly pink!
my boyfriend and i went to sugar n'spicefor sunday brunch. sugar n'spicewas packed but after a short wait we seated (and we were offered brownies while we waited- yummy!). i had a wonderful greek omelet. the omelet itself was fluffy and packed with cheese, spinach, olives, and onions. it came out with a toasted english muffin with melted butter- yum! my boyfriend enjoyed his eggs, goetta, potatoes, and ham, but i was so engrossed in my own food that i really don't remember much about his meal. sugar n'spicehas wonderful service and true character to it. i especially love the old fashioned cash register that they use!! people from all walks of life and backgrounds will likely find something to love on their menu- and who doesn't like old fashioned service and home cooked yumminess.

a cult favorite. sugar 'n'spiceis a trip back in time. it's retro, but it doesn't mean to be -- it's just been that way since day one.

i go for breakfast. stay away from the wild omlettes (such as the southwestern one) and you'll be golden. great pancakes. all kinds of potatoes to love. fair prices. and the service has been there forever and knows how to do it right.