Mrs Powell’s Delicious Cinnamon Rolls

Someone please tell me what the heck is in the oatmeal raisin cookies that makes them so addictive!
For being in the mall, this place is a gem. I’ve never walked away disappointed. The ladies that work there during the day are super nice and «small-​town friendly». The cinnamon rolls, of course are wonderful, but so are the cherry rolls, as well as the sweet caramel rolls with nuts.
You can’t walk away from this place without buying a homemade bierock with mustard on the side – some of the best in town besides Bluestem Bistro’s homemade bierocks (bread roll with savory meat and cabbage filling.)

The lady that works there is friendly and makes awesome food.

As noted in my review of «Harry’s» in Manhattan, I used to travel to that fair city once or twice a month to treat my nephew to dinner while he toiled away at a degree. We ate at Harry’s about half the time, and split the rest between a number of other restaurants – but afterward, almost without exception, we would stop by Mrs. Powell’s for dessert. We did this because none of the restaurants’ sweet choices could top the cinnamon rolls found here – and I might add that the price tag was invariably cheaper as well. But price really had nothing to do with it. At twice the price this would have been an obligatory stop as A) I love cinnamon rolls, and B) Mrs. Powells has the best cinnamon rolls I have yet to encounter. Scrumptious! Big! Sweet! Moist! Raisiny! (Or without if you prefer.) «Scrumptious!» Oh, and did I say «scrumptious?» I always get the regular cinnamon roll with sour-​cream icing, but they offer cherry and pecan as well. In all cases, the bread is one of the things that sets it apart from many other places, being very dense and moist. Really, if you live in the area, or travel here, you simply must give it a try. The rolls run about $ 2.89 a piece (if memory serves), and after 8 PM, it’s 2 for 1 until they disappear. Located inside the Town Center Mall. Happy eating!
PS. They also offer a few other choices, including soups, but I’ve never tried any of these.