Sarom's Southern Kitchen

I like this place.
Food is good.
Usually a good crowd of people coming in.
Can be a wait sometimes.
Their gumbo, jambalaya, shrimp and grits and other stuff is good.
It's authentic and has good flavors.
Breakfast menu is good also.
If you like southern food you will like this place.
The staff is nice and attentive.
Pricing isn't too bad either.
You should try this place.
I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I was going to be an Elk Grove in the morning so I was looking for a place near by where I was heading to for breakfast.
I didn't want just your fast food typical breakfast I wanted something different. Sarom's Southern kitchen looked and sounded like a place that I wanted to eat breakfast. When I arrived it was early morning and the only two other couples were there. I was greeted by a friendly welcoming male greeter. He was helpful with my questions. I wanted to get the shrimp and grits. Instead I ordered their Sarom's special omelette.
It had it all ...Applewood smoked bacon, andouille sausage, smoked ham, onions, bell peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes with cheddar and jack cheese.
It came with side options ...
I got the cheesy grits and sour bread. Food was okay. The only thing that was really interesting was that one of the hot sauce bottles had this weird build-up , inside around the neck. I would try Sarom's again next time for lunch and try their gumbo and jambalaya.

The atmosphere was great.
Enjoyed the Playlist they had on.
Service was also excellent.
He did an amazing job to say he was the only server.
It was a party of 2 and we were seated right away.
Shortly after us, there was a wait to be seated.
Coffee was okay at best.
I had the Sarom omlete, which was filling as it came with grits and biscuit and gravy.
The biscuit and gravy left more to be desired.
My wife had the shrimp and grits and was not impressed.
It lacked great flavor.
Still 5 stars as I would try other items on the menu.
The catfish appeared to be a popular choice by many in the restaurant.