

SugarJam The Southern Kitchen is the perfect combination of authentic Southern cuisine and delicious pies. Located in Scottsdale, AZ, on North Hayden Rd – just 1 block south of Costco, you’ll find a restaurant with delicious food that you won’t soon forget. Try and experience the BEST French Toast in the Valley for Weekend Brunch topped with Maple Rum BBQ Sauce. Catfish & Shrimp Po’Boys, Burgers, Chicken Wings & Waffles are all available for lunch. Come and see us. We’re sure you’ll find something on our menu suitable to your liking.
Bakery & bistro serving breakfast, sandwiches & sweet treats in a bright, relaxed space.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15111 Hayden Rd Suite 170 Suite 170, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Phone: (480) 948-6210
Website: https://www.sjsouthernkitchen.com/
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It’s actually a pretty cool story—this place started out as a tiny cookie shop run by Dana Dumas (who is still there making magic happen) and it has evolved into this massive, seven-figure Southern powerhouse. You can feel that success the moment you walk in. The vibe is lively and high-energy, featuring a live DJ spinning urban hits that keep the crowd moving. They even have a photographer on-site for those who want to turn their brunch into a full-blown photo shoot!
A few pro-tips before you head out:
Reservations: Get one. Seriously. The restaurant is typically crowded with long wait times, and while you might get lucky as a walk-in, I wouldn’t risk it.
Parking: It can be a struggle depending on the day. If you’re going on a Saturday, give yourself an extra 15 minutes just to find a spot.
Budget: Make sure you have at least $30 to $40 per person at a minimum to really enjoy the full experience.
Now, let’s get into the food. The Mimosas are fantastic and the perfect way to start the party. If you want the true SugarJam experience, you have to get the Creole Shrimp and Grits—it’s the kind of dish everyone should have at least once. The Fried Catfish was another winner for me; it was fresh, seasoned with that genuine Southern charm, and fried perfectly. I also recommend checking out their Parisian French Toast, which has a great family history behind the recipe and hits that sweet-and-savory note with the fried chicken.
However, I have to be honest about the Oxtails. Usually, oxtails are my absolute favorite Southern comfort food, but I was a little disappointed here. They are on the expensive side 40+ a plate, and I felt like I received a lot of bones for the money. If you’re an oxtail lover, just be aware of that before you order.
Overall, the energy, the fresh catfish, and those mimosas make this a standout Scottsdale spot. It’s got the spice, the soul, and the “Chicago-approved” seasoning that’s hard to find in the desert.
The food that came out was seasoned to perfection!! The fried chicken and waffles were a perfect combination. Then there Catfish was so good. I had no room to eat it but it was so good I had to find room to finish it.
Truly this is a restaurant that deserves all the hype they get. As a chef my self and a long time foodie it was refreshing coming across a place that kept true to their roots and authenticity flavors. This has now become a restaurant that I must visit whenever I’m in town!!
She definitely needs to find a single BIGGER building of her own OR at least consider opening a second location. Nonetheless, you will love it here.
I will say the only thing I DO NOT like is the fact that, if you bring or have a group, the entire bill is on one ticket, they will not separate the meals individually.
So, 1 person need to be prepared to pay the entire bill.