3. De Dutch Pannekoek House

DOWNTOWN.   These are no ordinary pancakes, these are Dutch pancakes. At 12 inches across, they're whoppers by any definition. Top them with butter and syrup, or strawberries and whipped cream, or bananas and walnuts, or any number of other goodies, and they become dessert-worthy. There are other good options (most with a unique Dutch twist) to try if you need some protein in the morning, such as bacon and eggs, omelettes, and eggs Benedict. Lunch consists of sandwiches and salads; try the Rembrandt – a slice of ham, a fried egg, Edam cheese and fresh butter-sautéed mushrooms stacked neatly on toast and topped with hollandaise.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Mon-Fri 7am-3pm; Sat-Sun 7:30am-3pm

Pricing:

Average Main Course Price: $9.00

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the De Dutch Pannekoek House website »

Alcohol Served: No Alcohol

Ambiance: Casual

Cuisine: Dutch, European

Dining Style: Casual Dining

Dress: Casual

Features: Family Friendly

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Menu Type: Children's Menu

Reservations: Not Accepted

	"schrapy" more than a month ago
this is actually more like crepes. And for the price, you don't really get enough food. The crepe I had wasn't anything special. Unless you really like crepes, don't bother with this place
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