The Original Pancake House
If you want an 8-dollar breakfast that is surely guaranteed to fill you up, then head on to The Original Pancake House where 6-egg omelettes plus a side of 3 buttermilk pancakes are the norm. Aah, too much food. But good food. And the best pancakes.
Everything is made from scratch daily including the whipped cream and the fresh-squeezed orange juice. The signature sourdough-yeast-batter pancakes are really the best — chewy and not overly sweet. The baked Dutch Baby served with a plate of lemon wedges and powdered sugar looks like a huge moon crater with a crispy outside and a soft inside. Most everything on the menu comes with a short-stack of pancakes: the omelettes, the meats, and the egg specialties. Don’t miss the kosher corned beef hash. It has cream!
Expect hour-long waits on weekends and since everything’s made-to-order, your food won’t come in a flash. But the taste, price, and size will surely make up for it.
Insider tip:
The omelettes are big enough for two people. Try the Dutch Baby, it’s delicious.
The scoop:
The Original Pancake House
http://www.originalpancakehouse.com/index.html
Duluth Location now closed.
Four locations in Atlanta.
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1 OPH // Jun 20, 2008 at 2:52 pm
The Duluth location is closed. Check out the Alpharetta location. http://www.originalpancakehouse.com/phloc_ga_alpharetta.html
2 Flying Biscuit Cafe // Oct 24, 2008 at 9:11 am
[…] simple breakfast and brunch, my favorite places are the Flying Biscuit and the Original Pancake House. Food is good and always made with the freshest […]
3 The Red Hen Cafe // Jan 19, 2009 at 8:48 pm
[…] another choice for breakfast in this part of town but I seriously think they can’t beat The Original Pancake House and I know it’ll be difficult to compete with the forever-full Cracker Barrel next door. […]
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