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Originally Posted by adlevy
The original Original Pancake House is, I believe, the location in Anaheim, California. If I am not mistaken it was started by two retired lady school teachers and then franchised after their success.
The Anaheim location still is going strong. I have gone there for the past 35 years and love the Apple Pancake, which I split with my wife for great breakfast. I don't think one person could consume an entire pancake alone. |
I haven't been to LA for some years now.
Is Du Pars in Studio City still the place to go for pancakes ? |
The best buttermilk pancakes could be found in Hillsboro, Oregon:
Hales Restaurant |
Pancakes in US
Black Bear Diner with locations throughout California and Nevada.
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Originally Posted by WHBM
I haven't been to LA for some years now.
Is Du Pars in Studio City still the place to go for pancakes ? |
Dottie's True Blue SFO is Closed on Tuesdays
After reading this thread I headed to Dottie's this morning.
A hand-written sign on the door indicated that it's closed on Tuesdays. I look forward to trying the blueberry pancakes tomorrow morning. |
Originally Posted by WHBM
I haven't been to LA for some years now.
Is Du Pars in Studio City still the place to go for pancakes ? |
Originally Posted by Robt760
The ORIGINAL Pancake House
All items made from scratch, high quality and a premium price, but well worth it. How did I miss this thread? I whole-heartedly agree about the OriginalPanCake House! We have one nearby in Plano - it's PACKED on Sunday morning's (our usual Pancake day, when we're in the mood for Carbs). Best bet is to get there around 9am - before the crowds get there. After 11am - it's usually a good 45-60 min wait for a table. And the BEST pancake, if I recall correctly - is the one baked in the oven and lathered in butter... (mmmm)... Had to google the site and get the description: The pancake is called the "Oven baked". It's served with whipped butter, lemon and powdered sugar. I can just feel my sugar levels rise thinking about it! |
Originally Posted by rajinsf
Uncle Bill's Pancake House
Manhattan Beach, CA (prepare for long waits during weekends) Also: Pancake Pantry Nashville This place is SO good. very big, and also very full. better than Bills, I must say! :eek: |
Originally Posted by rajinsf
Uncle Bill's Pancake House
Manhattan Beach, CA (prepare for long waits during weekends) Oh wait, pancakes -- Another vote for the Original (on PCH in Redondo) |
Well, I'm not one to brag but my lemon ricotta pancakes with fresh raspberries kick butt. :)
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Made this brand of macadamia nut pancakes while camping a few weekends back. Unbelieveably wonderful start to a day of hiking!
http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=275652 |
Originally Posted by monster
Google is your friend:
First Awakenings 125 Ocean View Blvd Ste 105 Pacific Grove, CA 93950-3061 (831) 372-1125 Really ... what would we do without google? |
Originally Posted by Calcifer
Actually, O'Rourke's Diner in Middletown, Ct has a pretty amazing brunch menu, too--something like 8 pages, half of the items named after regulars, etc. The combinations aren't quite as weird, though. Can't comment on their pancakes, however, as I am not much of a pancake eater.
The previously mentioned "make your own" pancakes in DeLeon Springs is on my short list of places to hit, but I have not yet. My favorite (sort of) local place is Breakfast Club in Orlando (Magnolia and Pine, I think). They have incredible banana crunch pancakes, and are quite reasonably priced. My favorite place - ever - is Grove Cafe in Ames, IA. I can only say that the picture on this thread does not do the Grove pancake justice. |
Easy.
Souffle Pancakes (with hint of lemon) Cooked by head chef @ Tarragon @ Elk Mountain Resort near MTJ/TEX. Unbelievably good and unbelievably filling. ^^ |
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