Pho Ann

Nice restaurant in a great area of town but there are definitely more authentic places for a bowl of pho. The soup was flavorful but the sliced steak in the soup was thick and over cooked.

I’m hooked on their pho and fresh spring rolls. The broth is always delicious, price is fair, and service is reliable and fast. I’m not as much of a fan of their bun but I’m always craving the pho anyway so that’s okay. ????

Great food and great people. Their Vietnamese wings, bahn mi and pho are my favorites. Always get the same things and always surprised how good they are every time. Will be back 14/10.

A bit expensive for a small I mean very small bowl of pho. But tasty!!! Good people!!!!!!

I recently asked a Vietnamese grandmother, who I met at a local farmers market, which was her favorite Vietnamese restaurant on the west side of town. She replied without hesitation Pho Ann.
My wife and I dine frequently at Vietnamese restaurants but had not been to Pho Ann, so yesterday we went.
Vietnamese grandmothers are pretty sharp! I thought the food was top notch: excellent flavor, large portions, and good price.
My wife ordered chicken pho and said the flavor was a remarkable blend, as good as she has ever had. The bun, a rice noodle dish, is served in a ceramic boat and also delicious.
We were pleasantly surprised to find such excellent dining at a relatively unprepossessing establishment. The seating is at small tables, sort of cafeteria style, but comfortable enough. If you want ambiance, go somewhere else, but if you want delicious Vietnamese food, go to Pho Ann!