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| - Reviewing it just for the brunch, but even that totally needs the shout-out. Been looking for some basic unlimited eggs, bacon, potatoes, and all the classics, but all the hotel buffets in Scottsdale were super expensive! Man I don't need prime rib for breakfast! So I was super happy I was able to find something for $25.
You're definitely paying a little more - when you can go to all these awesome breakfast places around for dishes in the high teens. But with those places, sometimes there are some dishes better than others, or trying everything want costs a little more than you want.
At Salty Sow you're paying for the variety, and honestly every single thing I had was on point. The main stars of the porchetta and turkey was ridiculously moist and well-seasoned. The chicken and waffles - crispy yet juicy bite. And pretty much every classic breakfast staple was great, from the scramble, the pork belly hash, and an incredibly creamy cheesy grits.
If I were to get one plate at an a la carte restaurant would be phenomenal, but to have 2 or 3 all be that good is fantastic - and that's without tapping into any of the mimosas or Bloody Mary's!
Regardless of the buffet format, the taste of the food alone at Salty Sow put it at the top of breakfasts I've had in Scottsdale. Food so good that I not only will come back, but will also try their lunch/dinner as well.
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