BuzzCatz in Orange Beach named best breakfast in Alabama

John Mullen • October 26, 2018

BuzzCatz Coffee & Sweets Cinnamon Buns

BuzzCatz Coffee & Sweets
Orange Beach, AL - (OBA®) - According to Yelp reviews, BuzzCatz Coffee & Sweets serves the best breakfast in Alabama. PEOPLE Magazine worked with Yelp editors to identify their online reviews that focus on breakfast. Those restaurants were ranked based on a variety of factors for their Best Breakfast in Every State.

The fan favorite at BuzzCatz is their cinnamon rolls. You can get them four ways: drizzled with glazed icing, slathered with cream cheese icing, decorated with a dose of pecan praline and covered with house-made candied bacon.

In addition, Sunday is Cinnamon Roll Sunday at BuzzCatz where guests can upgrade their breakfast sandwich with a house made cinnamon roll. Of course, if you can’t wait until Sunday, these are available daily.

“We are humbled and honored that we were chosen,” Kimberly Asbury, General Manager and Pastry Chef, said. “All of us are thankful for the love and support we have received from our guests.”

Sister restaurants include Como's Restaurant & Bar and Luna’s Eat & Drink located on Canal Road, Cobalt The Restaurant, nestled under the Perdido Pass Bridge next to Caribe Resort and GTs On The Bay overlooking Wolf Bay also located on Canal Road.

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