Mapleberry Pancake House

I wouldn’t say this is my favorite breakfast place but it’s pretty good.
The wait is never that long and the staff is always very friendly. It’s clean, the service is quick and i always have leftovers to take home.
If I had to offer one tip of advice I’d recommend a menu upgrade. More variety of juices, and breakfast items. Don’t get me wrong, they do offer a wide variety of items but, it’s just not up to par with a place like brunch café. This is just my opinion. I still enjoy this restaurant very much!

This is my go to breakfast place. Love the skillets and the eggs benedict. Staff is really good, friendly, and seem genuinely caring. This gets really busy, so go about 9 am. I always have leftovers. I really like their hash browns.

Food*****
Service*****
Atmosphere *****
Today I decided to let my waitress Mariana order whatever she thought it was two of the best thinks of the menu and this is what I got!

Food was decent. Service sucked. More disgusted and annoyed by the fact that the busboys were cleaning and mopping while people were still eating (myself included) so they could hurry up and closed.
Probably won’t be returning. Smelling dirty mop water and watching it being spread all over was a huge turnoff.

We visited here on a Sunday morning around 9 and were seated right away.
It took awhile to get a server and way too long for her to bring my coffee. She had a pretty big area that she was helping so after I figured that out, I cut her some slack.
We decided to go against the grain here and get some eggs. Hubby had an omelette with chorizo. He said it wasn’t spicy enough. He likes his food very spicy, so maybe it was just medium chorizo.
I had the grecian omelette which had spinach, tomatoes and feta cheese. It was great! I had hash browns and a fruit cup. The hash browns were fresh and not overcooked and the fruit cup was a good size and all the fruit was nicely cup up. You know, some of those fruit cups just have big chunks of cantaloupe in them and not much else, but not here.
Overall it was a good experience, but there wasn’t anything special to make me want to return.

This is my go-​to place for breakfast. They have awesome skillet breakfasts. I love the egg benedict selection. Salads are HUGE. My son loved the French toast. No doubt where I want to go. The wait staff are friendly & helpful & fast.

While the food has been decent, service has declined considerably. Not a place to go unless you are willing to wait an hour for your order. Depends mainly on your wait staff. I’m tired of seeing people arrive after me, receive their orders and leave before I receive my food.

Simply an average breakfast diner type place, but my wife really enjoyed her breakfast. I went for the Reuben sandwich. It wasn’t bad and the portion sizes were big. The prices were actually reasonable and it ended up being a fairly cheap meal.

Did not want to risk eating food prepared in this place. Very dirty. Waited a few minutes to be seated and noticed the floors were so filthy and not just by the entrance. Food stuck to bench of booth. Water glass smudged with remnants of lipstick. Went to washroom before waitress came to take order and was disgusted with the condition of the facilities. Came back to table without using the washroom and told my boyfriend my discovery. We decided to leave before even placing an order. So gross.

The food here is pretty average but it’s a convenient breakfast spot for us. It has a cute interior, nice seatings, plastic glasses, fill-​your-​own coffee mugs, ketchup in soufflé cups and employees that really don’t like to smile. During my first time here my service was terrible. So I decided to give it another try today and give them the benefit of the doubt because I didn’t want to be one of those people that gives a bad review during their first visit. The girls at the front is the face of your business; the first everyone meets and the last your customers see. Being ignored, unwelcomed, and unthanked is not something we’d continue give our business to. The service did however improve, but not enough to keep us. The customer service here should really step it up because the food is just not that great to keep people to come back. Unless of course you like fuzzy mold spots on your grapes and only one napkin to use (the one that your silverware is rolled in). Sorry, not sorry.

This place is great! My husband and I have found our new go to brunch spot. Big menu, decent prices, and great food! I got the French toast and fell in love.

This has become one of my favorite breakfast restaurants in the area! The menu is great, lots of variety! The food is always delicious! Staff is always very courteous and the service is very quick! I love how they bring a carafe of coffee and water out for your table! Very good choice for breakfast!

This is really close to our home and decided to check it out since we are new to the area. The place was busy on a Saturday morning but we were seated right away. The place feels clean and bright. The service was fast and attentive. I ordered the polish omelette with pancakes. It was tasty and I shared it with my son. My wife ordered the Grecian omelet. It was tasty as well and it didn’t feel oily. Looking forward to coming back for the lunch time and more mornings.

This diner had the old «greek diner» vibe to it and it was A-​OK. The food here was good, and the service was prompt and courteous. Jennifer and I both ordered the 2×2 plus, which comes with hashbrowns, eggs, and bacon or sausage. All food was tasty.

Better than stopping at McDonalds, but not by much.
For a place that calls themselves a pancake house they have the smallest list of pancake offerings I’ve ever seen. There are not even any pancakes in their specialty section. Owners obviously paid a marketing firm to come up with a great name. It just doesn’t really describe the business. Better name for business, would be breakfast/​lunch place. Hint: create a pancake offering on the menu with maple and berries. You could even put it in your specialities section. Crazy thinking, I know.
The big signs in the front windows stating its a non smoking business looks cheap. Hello, this went into effect 10 years ago, pretty sure no one will be surprised at this point. Believe there were a couple other signs that had nothing to do with the food posted in the windows too. My first impression was one of those furniture stores offering 70% off for their going out of business sale, but I digress.
Average pancake house. Food was ok, nothing spectacular/​special about it. Service and interior was ok and average as well.

The menu is HUGE. Mapleberry gets busy during weekends but the restaurant itself has plenty of space. Any of the omelettes can be grilled instead of pan fried, which uses much less oil. You can also upgrade the pancakes that come with your dish for an extra $ 2 to any of the pancakes listed on the menu. My bf ordered the gyro omelette, which I actually liked better than my dish (I had a veggie omelette with avocado).

Always a long wait on the weekends, but the breakfast sandwiches are awesome! The service is good, and staff our friendly. This is my families go to breakfast place in the area.

Mapleberry has turned out to be a pretty good breakfast spot. I had it bookmarked for what seemed like forever and finally after hemming and hawing over… where should we go? We went here. We’ve been back a handful of times all of which have turned out the same. Good food and good service.
We visit on the weekends and there is always a wait. We have yet to walk in and be seated, but that’s a good sign. The waiting area is nice, there’s most standing room between the front doors and there’s always room to stand outside. Parking has never been an issue here.
We have tried everything from biscuits and gravy to crepes to a chicken breast on a pita to the cream of chicken and rice soup to their poached eggs and their corned beef hash. Everything has been good. There is nothing fancy or overly interesting about any of their dishes, but for consistency, it’s a nice choice. Plus, it’s a great spot to cross paths with other Unilocalers! Lol!

First time trying this pancake house and it’s definitely worth coming back to! They have good customer service and their food is amazing. Their menu had a great variety and everything was reasonably priced and portion sizes are more than sparing.
I got the saganaki skillet and it was mouth watering good! I recommend this to anyone who likes saganaki!
I am very eager to go back and try their other pancakes and drink more of their Kona coffee!

Mapleberry Pancake House is a place that was on my radar for a long long time. It’s not particularly far from where I work, but by the time they’re open in the morning I’m usually hard at work and had been unable to stop in. I finally made the trip to visit after well over a year of having scoped the place out.
The first thing to note is that the building itself is actually a ways off of Army Trail. Signage is visible from this very busy street, but the restaurant itself is actually off of Kuhn road and you have to either make a left there or drive through a parking lot to reach it. Once I finally made my way there I stepped in to a fantastic smell of pancakes, from first impressions that appeared to be exactly what I was looking for.
After thoroughly investigating the menu I settled on a Mexican skillet with pancakes. Placed my order and waited, the wait was around 20 minutes (about a time and a half what most places I order skillets at take) and there wasn’t a lot of customers. This was just slow service. Now the question became was the food worth the wait?
I dug into my skillet immediately and there wasn’t a lot of egg, there was a decent amount of cheese but the chorizo was a bit on the weak side in terms of spice and flavor. The potato used for hash brown at the bottom of the skillet was mostly soft potato mush, it wasn’t very crisp and it wasn’t very tasty. The overall taste of this skillet was bland, it was certainly decent sized but it was made up mostly of potato.
The pancakes were slightly better but not by much. The pancakes themselves were dressed with powdered sugar, and came with maple syrup. The syrup was fairly thick but had more of a bitter taste than a sweet taste. I wouldn’t say the syrup was bad, just not to my general liking.
Overall I’ve certainly been to worse breakfast places than Mapleberry Pancake House. My food wasn’t exactly bad tasting, just bland. While service was polite and friendly it was also slow. I’ll rate this place well below average and give it two stars.