1969 Menu speciality: Breakfasts

Indoor and outdoor seating

The restaurant featured an actress, Aylene Lewis, who dressed up as the fictional Aunt Jemima: wearing a red-and-white plaid dress, yellow tie and apron, and a yellow-and-red kerchief on her head. She served tables, sang, and routinely took pictures with patrons. Visitors found a fine Southern house, a lovely wooden building with pillars, elegant balconies with filigreed columns, and a porch area with a filigreed fence. The interior of the restaurant was a beautiful space featuring dining tables covered with long white tablecloths. Wood paneling and wooden dining chairs provided a homey feeling, as did the brick walls in the cooking area.

From WED Disneyland Dictionary 1968
Is a beautiful plantation-style restaurant offering unusual pancake and waffle treats on its extensive menu. Guests are seated either in the charming dining room or on the umbrella-covered veranda. Sponsored by the Aunt Jemima Division of the Quaker Oats Company.