Ginger Sue's

A great place to start your day. The waitress was friendly and joyful. The menu is straight forward as it has many common American breakfast dishes. The Salmon Benedict and Ginger’s Classic were both delicious. The potatoes that they came with were hot and fluffy. If you like First Watch (another Missouri breakfast chain), you will likely also enjoy Ginger Sue.

Went to this restaurant on a recommendation from a friend. They have given us many different recommendations in the past that turned out to be wonderful, unfortunately this was not one of the times. The place was very cute from the outside and was clean on the inside. The menu looked promising with many options to choose from including some specials. We were sat under a fan that was making us very cold and when asked if we could turn the fan off was told no. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time from when we ordered and looked good. My daughter got the eggs benedict but wasn't a fan as the hollandaise sauce was broken and the English muffin was on the sweet side. My wife got a crab omelette and the crab meat was cold and placed on top. My son and I ordered the gravy omelette and it was good. We got a cinnamon roll pancake to go with the meal and it was good, not great. Overall I would say this place is average. If I was in the area I might try it again but I wouldn't make a special trip to eat here. I believe there are other locations, maybe I will try one of those next time.

My husband and I went for breakfast to this amazing restaurant. The staff are very friendly and the food is very good. I had their signature apple cinnamon oatmeal and toast and he opted for an omelet. Both were excellent. Especially like the coffee at Ginger Sue’s serves, it has an excellent robust flavor but yet isn’t too harsh. I highly recommend visiting.

Our server was great. I had biscuits and gravy with a side of potatoes. My wife had the tenderloin. Both were good, I'm not a huge pepper gravy guy, but Ginger Sue's was very good in spite of my preference. Potatoes definitely were not my thing. A little "try hard", as they say in video games, with the seasoning. My preference is to go very old fashioned with salt and pepper, and these particular potatoes did not overcome my personal preference like the biscuit and gravy were able to. My wife said she liked the tenderloin. That's it. She had no problem speaking up when food is bad, so this is a good thing. Safe spot to take the "I don't care, pick something" dinner companions. Will go back. Service is always a main contributor to my choice to return or forgo to a restaurant. They earned another shot at my money.

Ginger Sue's is popular and a staple for breakfast in Liberty, MO. The staff is friendly. The breakfast potatoes and biscuits (light and likely would be good in B&G) are great but the main dishes are ok. Although there are really good options on the menu The flavors just aren't there for foodies like me.