Flapjacks
16605 E Palisades Blvd, Fountain Hills, AZ, 85268
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Address :
16605 E Palisades Blvd
Fountain Hills, AZ, 85268 - Phone (480) 837-2910
- Website https://www.flapjacksetal.com/
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Lazarus L.
BUSY! Great service considering how slammed they were. Food was good.
(4)Linda C.
Fabulous little spot. Hubby had banana and nutella stuffed French toast and two perfectly cooked over easy eggs, I'm not into sweet stuff for breakfast, but he loved it. Me...I had the Manhattan omelet ....one of the best omelets I have ever had. Not a big pancake fan, but the ones with my omelet were wonderful. We're looking forward to enjoying more items on their menu before heading back to the rainy, but beautiful, northwest. Service outstanding. Definitely go to Flapjacks!!
(5)P M.
Got there about 10:30 on a Saturday morning, maybe we were too late, don't know but the service was very, very slow. They were busy, but I don't find that an excuse for slow service. The food was OK, nothing specatular. I would go back but try a little earlier next time just to see if the service is any better.
(3)Nessie N.
I love this place...I use to come all the time but now I work too much and don't get a chance to stop in but man is this place amazing....the rosemary potatoes are killer omelet selections are to die for and the specials are amazing...and did I mention that HUGE pancake thing they make well worth the wait and share it!!! :)
(4)Becky E.
This is one of the best breakfast places we've ever eaten at. Unbelievable pancakes and omelets. Found the place and ate there two mornings in a row. Would have gone back for lunch too but we weren't in the area. It's not fancy but for goodness sake go for the food.
(5)Alison B.
I was shocked to see the two star rating. I recently moved here after living in San Francisco, CA and Liberty Lake Wa. I actually make an effort to try pancakes anywhere and everywhere I can. I had been on an uneventful search in The Scottsdale area, and yes I tried Butter's, then voila! Flapjacks! Up until now the best pancakes I had ever had was at a hole in a concrete tilt up on the Napa river in California. It took me ten years to find that place. Flapjacks has the best original pancake. The extra expense for the Vermont maple syrup is well worth it!
(5)Adam K.
Food is good. Wait times are brutal. I'm not sure what all the hype is about. I would go back if i dont have to wait.
(3)Larry S.
We found this gem in the rough via Yelp. We had the specialty baked pancakes. As they say on the menu, be prepared to wait - they take at least 20 minutes. If you have the time, you'll be rewarded. Their iced chai latte tea is also excellent.
(4)Char C.
You can tell this is a very we'll run restaurant. Food is amazing, everyone is cheerful and friendly. It's worth the drive . Clean bathrooms!!!! I always bring my out of town company here.
(5)W. J. S.
Fun breakfast place with a nice menu. Nothing fancy, but everything's good!
(4)Jeff H.
Wow! Friendly staff who really appreciate you showing up to eat, plus great food! Nice combination that will bring us back many times in the months and years to come. This is definitely a breakfast kind of place. We arrived on Saturday in July about 9:30 and there was not wait at all. I think the place had just cleared out. I suggest that if you come at prime time, plan some shopping at the nearby Ace Hardware and supermarket if you can. That'll make the time fly by until your turn to be seated arrives. My wife ordered a skillet dish and I ordered an omelet. Very, very tasty. I'll try one of the pancakes next time. Jeff
(5)Rob E.
Walked into a nice little establishment here, people are very friendly and service is prompt. Gina our server recommended the omelettes, but i decided to get the german baked pancake instead. It was amazing good! A little pricey at 10 dollars for a cake, then I had to get some bacon cause it doesn't come with anything.... Oh well. Solid food, good service. No real complaints, I will come back if I'm in the area. I really enjoyed the baked german pancake
(4)Mia H.
Try their lemon pancakes! Amazing! Not big on their omelettes but definitely the place to go for delicious pancakes. Service is good too!
(4)Kathleen R.
Excellent flapjacks...oven baked pancakes are outstanding. People are so nice. A must when in fountain hills.
(5)Renee B.
First time here for breakfast this morning, able to walk in and sit down. Service was very attentive and friendly, ordered the Manhattan omelette and blueberry pancakes..Awesome! Would definitely make this my go to breakfast place! Hours are 7:30a to 1p would recommend coming early to walk in and get a table otherwise you might be waiting.
(5)Michael G.
We used to go to the breakfast place years ago and decided to go there today for Mother's Day. Three of us set off and arrived to find a reasonable group standing and waiting. We were fifth on a list with one group of nine ahead of us. We waited out from for the call to breakfast and suffered through milling around with other waiting including the group of 9 which consisted of 4 children under the age of five who were yelling and screaming and running around the sidewalk in front of the restaurant. We finally were office an outside table after waiting about 15 minutes and it took another 5-10 mins for the server to clear and clean off the table so we could sit down. Ordered coffee and reviewed the menu so that we could order when the coffee arrived given some tighter constraints. My wife ordered an apple pancake knowing it would take 20 mins but having plenty of time...we thought. As the time went by we could not hail a server (since we were outside) and I went to check on the now 30 min wait. Having been informed that it would be a while still my Wife went to attend to other things and my son and I had our omelets. Unfortunately the Rosemary potatoes were cold and my sons pancakes came out late. We took the apple pancake to go only to find out when we got home that it had nuts all over it (not ordered that way) and went right into the trash. As we neared the end of our meal outside we were surrounded by the cacophony of those waiting to eat as well as the pleasures of a young six year old throwing up several times off the sidewalk ten feet away (thanks to his mom and dad for the entertainment and crying of a child who was clearly sick but was still dragged here to brighten our day. Overall the service was average, food was below average and ambiance, well you get the picture. Doubt I will give them another chance to ruin a breakfast.
(2)Ashley K.
Hands down the BEST breakfast place in Fountain Hills! Location is very convenient, the food was very filling. Portions were very large and the staff are very friendly. We had an impatient little one with us, but our waitress was very understanding and joked around with us. Made me want to become a regular and a member of the lovely Flapjacks community . The baked pancakes were to die for and the Napa Omelette was well cooked and delicious, so glad we could find it through Yelp! We will definitely be returning. My only complaint would be that the food takes a while to come out.
(4)Don B.
Great breakfast food at a reasonable price! Sausage links are the best... also tasty baked pancakes!!!
(4)Blue W.
very friendly staff and awesome puffed-up pancakes... what more could you wish for? we've been coming here for several years and have never been disappointed! the pancakes are oven-baked, crispy and puffy around the edges and soft inside, filled with delicious apple slices and a cinnamon-sugar glaze. yummy !! and the bacon is cooked beautifully, crispy and a bit smokey. When we go with our dogs and sit outside they always bring a bowl of water for them
(4)Neal B.
The baked pancakes are probably the best breakfast you may find in the Phoenix metro area.
(5)Elissha D.
Just tried the breakfast spot. Was excellent! Small locally owned place...great service and food. We shared a German pancake - will get this EVERY time we come....so good. I got the cheese omelette with Brie, Swiss and 2 other cheeses. Wonderful! Will be back.
(4)Evan C.
I really want to give this place a higher rating. I've been to flapjacks a few times now. My impression is this: for a no frills, simple "taste of home" breakfast stop, Flapjacks falls short in both pricing and presentation. The prices are placed far too high for this places environment. The staff gives off a "welcome home, come on in" vibe-- as we step Into a simple, white walled environment. The food is GOOD breakfast food-- but why is this breakfast priced like a dinner at the Roaring Fork? The relationship between the pricing and the atmosphere/food is incoherent. It's not completely unworthy of attention-- but there are some major flaws to address before Flapjacks can achieve the success of an expertly constructed business.
(3)Danisa M.
Came here based on yelp reviews. While the food was good the service was subpar. We signed in because that's what the sign on the window stated, but no server or host person to seat us. One server finally told us we don't need to sign in because it wasn't busy and we can sit wherever. Menu is small, but I prefer that to 4 page menus. Our server barely paid us any attention. Took too long to get our food. She forgot the pure maple syrup I asked for and for $2.50 for a small bottle I wanted it for my pancakes. Bf had to get up to ask her for it because she didn't come by after dropping off our food. We finished our food and sat there talking for a bit before she even came by to clear plates and drop our bill. Service is why I'm only giving it 3 stars and why I wouldn't drive 40min again to eat here.
(3)Ed B.
Overpriced for mediocre food Recently placed an order to go and was sticker shocked 3 blueberry pancakes with real maple syrup $10.48 Nice profit margin for them but when feel ripped off you don't get repeat customer's
(2)Mike O.
Owner and cook really trying here, but presentation is completely off, roast beef "special" was dry, sauces are parochial, and manager did the post-meal plate-scrape on our table, right in front of us. Did I mention that the presentation is completely off? Just look at the pics. Ugh. Haven't seen it this bad since 7th Avenue "soul food" fried-till-they-bounce de-presented plate presentations. BYOB with no corkage fee. nice. # Stuffed chicken breasts were the usual sterroid- and hormone-induced gargantuonomous meat hunks which are sadly the norm these days. Boring. # "Root vegetables" were these sad little dried plantain-things Little better than amateur home-made. With the closure of the best french bakery in metro phoenix, Is there *any* proper restaurant in this part of town? Sorry, Flapjacks. Stick to breakfast?
(2)Iliana G.
The service was mediocre at best, it wasn't too terribly busy and yet our server only came around a few times throughout our entire visit. I had my young son with me and granted he is a handful, but the server was not shy about making her dislike known about him. We waited a very long time for our food, we did order their famous baked pancakes which do take about 20 minutes, however we were never given the option to have the rest of our order brought out sooner. When the food did come out, the pancakes of course were piping hot, but the rest of the food, the eggs, ham, the potatoes were cold. The potatoes are not tasty, I was not a fan of the eggs either. Although the pancake was delicious. Not somewhere I would go back to or particularly recommend.
(2)Denise R.
First of all, I have to say that the staff has always been wonderful when we have been here. This fall we were in for breakfast on my son's birthday and they made it very special for him. The food has been great every time also. The only negatives are that on a few occasions the food has taken an exceedingly long time, and I wouldn't really say this was a brunch place because they close at 1 pm. Unfortunately we like to eat out after church on Sunday but often times we don't get out until after 1 pm. Wish they could stay open a little later on Sunday.
(4)Marie C.
Flapjacks has the freshest breakfast and awesome service. There is nothing bad on the menu. Great value!
(5)W E.
There was a wait the one (and only) time we visited this place. I had the audacity apparently to ask the hostess/waitress how long the wait would be since there was no where to sit while customers waited. Received a flippant answer. We promptly left and will never return. Had also received a coupon for the owner's new sister restaurant, Laura's Place, which we had planned to try at some point. Promptly threw the coupon in the garbage as well. No desire now to try either restaurant.
(1)Phil K.
A wonderful neighborhood family owned restaurant where the breakfasts and the service are both outstanding. This is probably the best breakfast within 20 miles! And if it's not Summer and you want to get in on a Sunday morning, I suggest you get there early!!
(5)Kay A.
Great food! Very nice staff! Everyone is welcoming and cheery ! The oven baked pancakes are crazy good!! If you are in fountain hills, this is THE place to breakfast!!
(5)Marsella M.
The food here was prepared fresh & arrived quickly. Our server was very friendly and accommodating to my son's little eccentricities. I found it a little strange that the lunch items were not available on Sunday, though they offered to bend the rules since they weren't very busy. I found the menu, overall, to be a little limited - I'd like to have had a few more choices. But if you're ok with just breakfast staples and great pancakes, then this is your kind of place. We were looking for a quick breakfast with a smile before our long drive back to SoCal, and that's what we got!
(3)David H.
Great place, had the oven baked Apple pancake, girlfriend had the orange-cranberry pancake, both were really good, service was great, all the employees were smiling and friendly. Would definitely recommend. I will add that we got there around 8:30 and for a table right away, but it did start to get busy around 9, so you may want to show up early.
(5)Margie S.
Flapjacks is the best pancake house in town! The service was awesome and our hostess was really sweet. Our food was so good and everything is made there as well!
(5)Butterfly W.
Just a 15 minute drive down Shea Blvd. from the 101 in scenic Fountain Hills, this place is quite a find. If you want fantastic food, hands-on owners who seem to love what they do and really care about their customers, then you have found a great place to head to. Flapjacks is a small strip mall "hometown" place (Bashas' Plaza - on the corner of the strip closest to La Montana). Two of us misunderstood that lunch hours during the week are to 2pm only during the winter. We showed up a little after 1pm which was the current close time. The owner graciously said we technically are closed, but don't worry we'd love to have you stay. She told us the 2pm hours would be officially starting back very soon. Genuinely nice and didn't rush us in the least. Everything is delicious. The German pancakes are huge and light and fluffy - leaving you happily filled but not with that overstuffed needing a coma nap feel after regular pancakes. The apple walnut ones are my favorite so far. And syrup is nice, but really not needed on these. Specials on the board are always worth a try. The Goat Cheese and Fig Grilled Cheese at lunch is surprisingly delicious and not too sweet. Homemade soups are fantastic as is the coffee. Saturday mornings can be a bit packed so be prepared for a little wait in a line out the door on a really busy day - but the food is worth it!
(5)Jessica S.
Staying at the Casino in the middle of freaking nowhere? Yeah, me too. Don't have breakfast there, ask the super awesome people at the front desk for directions to this place. What to order? Blueberry Almond Croissant French Toast with Maple Syrup... holy desert amazingness... and yes splurge for the maple syrup. The owners were so cool and super involved in their business which I love. Since I told them I would be back the next morning, they saved my unused maple syrup just for me so I wouldn't have to buy another one the next day! What's with the Flapjacks? Personally I think they're just really good pancakes. Where I come from Flapjacks are more like crepes but as far as pancakes go, pretty yummy. What about eggs and stuff? The omelette I tried was good as it should be, but I wished I had ordered another french toast dish since that was so great. Eggs are good but I recommend sweet over savory here. Other randomness... 1. They open at 7:30am. So if you're an early riser go kill some time first. 2. Order from the special menu. They are called specials for a good reason. They're special :-) 3. Coffee is yummy and they have real cream and Sugar in the Raw which I appreciate. 4. It's about 15 min. drive from the Casino here and its worth it. Especially since Casino breakfast is lame and waaaay overpriced.
(4)Noah S.
Great for a no frills breakfast. Service is fine and the food is fresh and well cooked. Wished they had a more diverse menu, if you are looking for breakfast other than pancakes your options are limited.
(3)Angela F.
Apple Pancake was amazing. No syrup necessary. Biscuits & Gravy excellent, but served with green onions on top. Fruit was fresh, cold and yummy. Canyon Omellette was tasty. Hours are 7:30 am to 1:00 pm ish. Price was reasonable. Wait staff was super friendly, but super busy. Be patient and you will be rewarded!
(5)Kelly Y.
This is an awesome place for breakfast...a little pricy but good food & different food. Anything they have on their menu is usually pretty good. It is quite popular for a small place in Fountain Hills. I do like eating there. Awesome breakfasts.
(4)Linda C.
Whoever said this is just "a slow version of Denny's" is being ridiculous. This is a really comfortable, family-owned and operated cafe' with amazing pancakes. They have regular pancakes, but also these amazing German-style pancakes which are, as someone described elsewhere, a cross between a crepe, a buttermilk pancake and a souffle. They fill them with all kinds of things - you choose - like cranberry/orange or apple or pecan. I got the apple and it was kind of like an apple cake but more souffle-ish. No syrup necessary, but the syrup they do have is the real thing, not the corn syrup crap. We went on a Sunday morning around 11am and did not have to wait a minute for a table. The owners served coffee and made sure everyone was happy. If I lived in the Phoenix area, this would be a go-to spot for weekend brunch.
(4)TJ G.
Been a fan for 3 years, food is great for breakfast, a little high priced for lunch. They make the very lightest, best pancakes in town, thanks to former owner Mark's recipe! Now, new ownership. They kept the great food and the former cooks, but the ambience has suffered. The new owner seems very nice and capable but has a bad habit of walking around to greet customers and bad mouthing the former owner and anyone else she can think of which is a real bringdown for us, his old customers! Butterfield's in Scottsdale is only 25 minutes away and the food is just as good. I down rated to 3 an otherwise potentailly great local cafe because of the above comments.
(3)Fred S.
Some of my golfing buddies were visiting, and we were heading for We-Ko-Pa for a day of golfing. It was an early tee time, so we decided to stop in Fountain Hills for breakfast. Since we are always trying to find a good breakfast, and aren't afraid to try new places, we decided to stop at Flapjacks. It is located in the Basha's shopping area, and not to difficult to find. Now we are all big breakfast people. We like big country style breakfasts - which we hope will get us through to Happy Hour time. Their menu was interesting, had a number of different choices, and we all ordered something different. One of our group is a picky eater - actually he is a pain in the a**. But the waitress was very nice and accommodating, and the food actually came as he had ordered it. That said, we were all slightly disappointed. The servings were small and the food was average. The two pancakes that were included with the meals were very good, but only about twice the size of dollar pancakes. There was nothing special or outstanding to recommend the place - and it is to far out of the way to make a special trip for breakfast unless you live in Fountain Hills.
(2)Mark C.
Best breakfast in Fountin Hills bar none! Very busy on the weekends so plan to go early. Excellent service and a great selection of breakfast entree's
(5)Amy O.
I eat breakfast here every time I am in town. I love the baked pancakes. I have never found them anywhere else and they are delicious. They take awhile to prepare but they are worth the wait and you know they are always fresh.
(5)Jaime T.
We had breakfast here several months ago and recall that is was very good. this time we stopped in for lunch. Turkey club, advertised as fresh sliced turkey breast and it is, so much better than tasteless sliced deli turkey. Spotless, friendly service. A limited lunch menu, good sized breakfast menu including some unusual specialties. Clearly they are concentrating on what they do best. We'll be back for sure.
(4)Ray N.
Best breakfast place in Az. Have been to Flapjacks 5 times in the last three weeks and on weekdays and Saturday and Sunday. Each time, the food arrived hot - the toast too. Tried the Veggie Omelette with their homemade salsa and it was absolutely heavenly. Love their potatoes. Got their Apple Pancake which was extraordinary. Coffee was fresh, hot & great and I have to complement Kathy who has that constant smile, great energy; definitely spunky, fun and really took care of us. The other wait staff were I believe Rachel and Rachel who were also good and would refill our coffee cups as they walked by. There can be a wait on Saturday mornings but Kathy was on top of the sign up list and the diners were flowing in and out. Solo diners have the option to sit at the counter and enjoy the newspapers. Love this place. This is my go to breakfast place . No more " Hopping" as I have definitely been in "Dennyal".
(5)Kevin S.
Great food, great staff and Laura, (the New owner) knows what she is doing!
(5)Brian E.
Flapjacks is a small restaurant in Fountain Hills. Small is really the key term. Our group of 8 waited for nearly 45-minutes for breakfast on a Saturday. Even with attentive/quick service, the restaurant was not large enough to accommodate their demand. Once inside, the decor was very basic. Really a no frills restaurant in the middle of a shopping center. Nearly every member of our group ordered a California omelet. It was good, but not great. I choose to have pancakes on the side which were again good but not great. The pancakes flavor seemed a bit lacking, and the texture was not as tender as others I have had. By no means was the restaurant bad, it just was not great. If in Fountain Hills and not wanting to drive to Scottsdale for breakfast, I would recommend Flapjacks. However, if willing to drive, I would recommend other locations.
(3)Jonathan P.
Beware of the hype. If people are being honest, this place is a slow service version of Denny's. My wife and I and my 17 month old baby drove out to Fountain Hills specifically to try this place and had to wait 45 minutes just to get our food. It wasn't that busy, so something must have happened to one of our dishes or the order was forgotten. When our food finally came, I thought we had been "Punked". Very mediocre and over priced, but my primary disappointment is the lack of regard for my 17 month old daughter going nuts sitting in her high chair with nothing to eat. I am tired of restaurants that don't understand the limitation of patience with young children. I shouldn't be punished by a cranky baby, because a restaurant can't keep their act together. Shame on you Flapjacks!
(2)Michele R.
Overpriced pancakes....!!! Service is ok, decor is ok...nothing to be overly excited about!
(2)Ron R.
I have passed by Flapjacks a bunch of times since moving here from San Diego but had never tried it until a few weeks ago. We have only been here for breakfast but the food is really good and the service outstanding. Pancakes- light, fluffy, eggy pancakes. They are like crack, and are some of the best I have had at any restaurant. The nut pancakes are to die for too. Omlettes- I prefer the manhattan with spinach, bacon, and jarlsberg. Light and fluffy eggs, plenty of bacon, but skimpy on the cheese. Dutch baby pancake- very good and very similar tot The Original Pancake House or home made. Haven't tried the specialty varieties but I hear they are good. Coffee - better than most breakfast restaurants. Service - outstanding. Very friendly, down home service. They are there to fill your coffee cup every few minutes or so.
(4)Marilynn L.
OMG-This is my new favorite place for breakfast! But I'm bummed it's in Arizona and I can only come here once a year when I'm in town for Spring Training. I had the turkey, brie, baby spinach & cranberry grilled cheese on 9-grain (yes, for breakfast). It came with a shot glass of their tomato basil soup. Wish I had more of that little gem. The sandwich was perfectly grilled; cheese was nice & melty but not so much that it dripped out. He had the blueberry nut croissant french toast. It came with almonds but as he doesn't like almonds, the waitress suggested pecans and he was a very happy camper. Owner/chef cleaned the table & came out to chat later, coffee was perfect, wait staff was perfect, food was unbelievable. Wish I could eat here every day.
(4)Sarah Y.
Our meal was absolutely incredible at Flapjacks. I read online that we should be prepared to wait in line on a Saturday morning. We didn't need to. Had no problem getting a table for 8. The restaurant is located in a strip mall and is not that impressive to the eye. It's very clean and simple on the inside. They didn't have the blinds open at all, so I took the liberty of opening them slightly to let some natural light in. What the restaurant lacked in ambiance, they made up for in food and service. There was a list of specials on a chalk board that included a quiche of the day, a coconut pineapple oven baked pancake, pigs in a blanket, and blueberry almond croissant french toast (there were more but those are all I can remember off the top of my head). Everybody gave rave reviews on their dishes. According to the party the Pigs in a Blanket were awesome. The sausage was well cooked and seasoned, and the pancakes were light and not too sweet. The blueberry almond croissant french toast, which sounded like it would be sickly sweet, was well balanced and delicious. The palisades omelet was great, and the toast and potatoes were average and what you would expect them to be. The blueberry pancakes were "delightful." My husband got the apple nut oven baked pancake. It came out fully puffed up and deflated as it got to the table. It was delicious (I stole more than a few bites), the apples were the perfect consistency and it was sweet enough that it didn't need syrup, but not so sweet that it was difficult to eat the whole thing. He also ordered a side of sausage, he said it was cold in the middle, and the waitress quickly brought it back to the kitchen and gave him a piping hot order. I ordered the greek omelet, made with egg whites. It was cooked to absolute perfection. It was perfectly stuffed and seasoned. I got the side of pancakes. They were light and fluffy. I put a little bit of butter on them and it was the perfect meal! It was my Father in Law's Birthday and I offhandedly mentioned it to the waitress, when he was asking for raisins to be thrown into his old fashion oven pancake, not only did they throw in the raisins, but they also put a candle in his butter and sang to him. It was a very nice touch. The service was awesome. Two waitresses were constantly refilling coffee cups, water glasses, etc. It was noted several times that the coffee was great at our table as well. I had the Earl Grey tea. They served it already steeped in a teapot and it was delicious.
(4)Jason B.
Overated, Overpriced, and Underserved! Pancakes and eggs are nothing special unless you count waiting 35 minutes for them. To be clear..4 pancakes and 4 eggs over easy...35 minutes. You would have a better experience at Dennys!
(1)F D.
This is definitely the place for something a little different. If you can find it .. don't listen to google maps ... Flapjacks is on the opposite side of the street! My friend had the Banana Nut oven baked pancake and I had the Pecan Crusted french toast. The oven-baked pancake was huge and the french toast was tasty. The staff was very friendly and the owner came over to chat for a few minutes as well. He is definitely passionate about his food! My only complaint would be about the coffee cups .. they smelled like they might have been dried by a sour smelling dish towel. Other than that, the food was good and definitely filling.
(3)Nancy P.
I liked it but hubby thinks it's overpriced. Food was very good, I had a veggie omelette, nice and hot and chock full of veggies. Service was excellent. Nice little spot for breakfast. Pancakes were light and fluffy, so they're true to the name. If I can talk him into going back with me, we'll go again, some of those fancy pancake dishes look like they are worth trying out.
(4)Sue R.
The food here is very good, but overpriced. We were told to sign in on a wait list, which I found redundant, because there were several empty tables available. After a half hour, we were finally seated, and ordered our food, but never had our coffee, and water refilled. The coffee is 2.25- at that price I better get a refill or two! They need to hire more people, the servers seemed very rushed. At least get some extra person to bus the tables.
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