The Peppersauce Cafe

“The food is great, service is great and the entire staff is friendly.”

Mark Sherrett★★★★★

Went three days in a row as I was in town for a project. Peppersauce Omelette has cream cheese filling, too sweet for me. Phoenix Omelette has chorizo and poblano and was not too spicy. The biscuits and gravy are both from scratch and makes a full meal. B&G are by far my favorite of the three. Good, friendly service. 5 different pepper sauces on the table. Habenero was the best for me. Will go back next time im in town.

A M★★★★★

After an all-day flight, and staring down $22 wraps at the airport, it was refreshing to come to this place. As others have mentioned, it's a quaint home-feeling cafe that's a welcome relief to the big chain restaurants; something local and authentic. I almost thought Google sent me to the wrong spot, but it's there, right off the highway. Big portions and very fair prices. Recommend.

Mike D. - LocalRank Pros★★★★

Nestled in South Phoenix at 3937 E Anne St, The Peppersauce Cafe is a timeless family-owned diner that’s been a local beacon since 1993. This unpretentious spot near the airport delivers hearty American comfort food with a personal touch—think fluffy eggs in chorizo-packed breakfast burritos, crispy hash browns, and the legendary Peppersauce Burger with its juicy, fresh patty slathered in signature sauce. Portions are generous, prices fair (around $10-15 per meal), and the service exudes warmth, making you feel like family. Open weekdays from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., it’s perfect for a quick airpo

Bob Tennant★★★★★

We were in town near the airport and found the Peppersauce online, and what a great find it was. It's a locals place, and we were probably the only tourists there. The breakfast burrito was excellent, and everything we saw going by looked really good.. My wife had a blueberry pancake, which was huge, tender and served with real maple syrup, all for $7. It's not big on atmosphere but if you want a great, reasonably priced breakfast near the airport, this is the place to go.