Free Scones At Annie’s Diner July 11

A Utah-style scone with honey butter at Annie's Diner in Kaysville. photo by Valerie Phillips
The popular Utah-style scone with honey butter at Annie’s Diner. photo by Valerie Phillips

It’s Free Scone Day at Annie’s Diner on July 11.

Annie’s owner, Jason Sanders, posted the news on the Kaysville Utah Facebook page. The offer is only for dine-in customers.

These scones aren’t the dainty pastries served at tea time with Princess Kate. Utah-style scones hearty, frisbee-shaped and deep-fried so they’re crisp on the outside and tender inside. And since its Granny Annie days, this Kaysville restaurant has been known for its plate-size scones.

Jason Sanders, owner of Annie's Diner in Kaysville.
Jason Sanders, owner of Annie’s Diner in Kaysville.

One person commented on Jason’s post that their most recent scones ordered at Annie’s Diner weren’t as good as in the past.

“This is exactly why we are doing free scones,” Jason responded. “Sadly, we’ve had some issues the past couple years; but we are now in a good spot. We have a great and capable staff. And we want people to come back, see the changes we’ve made, and enjoy our good, homemade food. I hope you enjoy your scones!”

Chicken fried steak with homemade gravy is a popular standard at Annie's Diner in Kaysville. photo by Valerie Phillips
Chicken fried steak with homemade gravy is a popular standard at Annie’s Diner in Kaysville. photo by Valerie Phillips
Cowboy Burger at Annie's Diner with house-made french fries. photo by Valerie Philllips
Cowboy Burger at Annie’s Diner with house-made french fries. photo by Valerie Philllips

Along with your free scone, you might want to try some of Annie’s popular items, like chicken fried steak or a big luscious burger. Just sayin’.

Annie’s Diner is located at 286 N. 400 West in Kaysville. For more on Annie’s history, see here. For more on Annie’s menu changes last year, see here.

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