Pancake House

Food is great, I just came on a busy day, so the service was bad. They need to hire more staff.

Great breakfast & the service was great. Had the grain& nut pancake meal that comes with meat & 2 eggs. The only complaint is the meal should have a side of toast to sopp up the eggs, lol. Next time I’m trying the omelettes, they are huge!

When they first open it was pretty good. I went a few times and they were always slam packed with a line out of the door. Now it’s just ihop quality. Food is cheap and fast so quality is not so great.
Husband ordered Grayson slam with no sausage extra bacon. Received 4 sausages and 2 pieces of bacon and no ham that came with the meal.
Hash brown tasted metallic. Was also charged for things we didn’t order.
I’ll pass on returning.

Hubby and I was served a delicious breakfast this morning at the Grayson location. I ordered the spinach and mushroom omelet with pancakes and hubby had the #1 breakfast special. The food and service was great, and I can’t wait to go back!

We stopped here while headed back & im so glad we did! I always see this spot when in Grayson but never had the chance to stop. The French toast is absolutely the best I’ve ever had! It’s so light yet fluffy & cooked to perfection. None of the food was greasy & was definitely flavorful! Do yourself a favor while in Grayson, Ga & stop by the Pancake house!!!

Excellent breakfast here, next time you’re in the grayson shopping center, you have to stop and get a hot cup of coffee good people great food

My spouse and I have been going here for years. The food is always great and the staff very friendly. I’m on a diet and they are always accommodating in switching out items for fruit or other options. I’m glad they are doing well and opened a new location in Lawrenceville. I’d love to see one open in Sugar Hill or Buford.

Reasonably priced, fast, good service. Somewhat limited menu but nothing wrong with just the basics sometimes. I’ll definitely try the eggs Benedict next time and review again.

My daughter’s boyfriend said, «Let’s go to L-​HOP.» Whaaat? Turns out LHOP is his acronym for Local House of Pancakes, since it is very local & not International.
I had never heard of Pancake House before. I ordered scrambled eggs, bacon, and pancakes. Very excellently done and food noticeably fresh.
Portion sizes just right.
All the staff members were friendly and responsive to our needs. All three of us were happy with our lunches, and I have to admit, it was fun to watch daughter’s boyfriend eat his pancake systematically as he cut into it clockwise in perfect pie piece sections. «Fascinating…» as Spock would say.
I see a lot of people have commented about not liking the coffee. I don’t like coffee at all, so I don’t know how you know if it’s «good» or not… lol. I had water. But if you order coffee and it isn’t good, I recommend you say something. You’d really be doing the restaurant a favor, so they can correct it.

Clean and friendly. Nice environment. Weakest coffee I’ve ever had. Had the Grain and Nut pancake combo. Was supposed to come with sausage, but came with bacon. It was just a very plain tasting breakfast that a beginner cook could make. Maybe lunch would be better.

Pancakes are ok, my only complaint is they kept falling apart. Turkey bacon was good, turkey sausage not so much. The sausage had no flavor. Waitress didn’t check on my once, customer service needs some improvement. It’s ok overall and there wasn’t a wait to be seated on a Saturday around 11:30 am.

It’s pretty much like an iHop. Food is decent, but nothing to write home about. I enjoyed the omelet, but the coffee was just awful. Granted I’m not much of a connoisseur of coffee though… maybe it’s just me. The service was good, wsitress was friendly and the wait wasn’t too long. Pretty much a middle of the road breakfast/​lunch spot.

Easter breakfast at a pancake house is a family tradition. Luckily we didn’t have to rely on IHOP as the only choice this year. This little restaurant located in a strip mall was both clean and the service was great.
My only complaint was the pancakes weren’t that hot, seemingly cooked off ahead due to an anticipated rush but overall it didn’t detract from my overall experience and I will return again when in the area.

I’d gone with my mother and brother with a coupon deal one of my cousins had gotten for the family.
We’d gotten in and the place was pretty busy — not surprising for a Saturday mid-​morning — but we’d gotten seats promptly, and within 5 minutes our server zipped over and took our drink order. She was mildly abrupt, but I think this was more in the sale of being able to serve as many tables she had as possible. The coffee orders came back within 2 minutes, and while the coffee wasn’t exactly piping hot, it was okay. We did have to get half-​and-​half cups from the next table over since the server had zipped away again before we’d been able to make out there weren’t any at our table. There was enough sugar, though, for which I was thankful since I never seem to have enough sugar at tables I sit at most times when I go to breakfast places.
The menu is very varied and really wowed my brother especially, since it had a number of alternatives to beef and pork, and I’d liked they had enough vegetarian options. The orders came to our table within 10 minutes, which isn’t shocking for breakfast orders, but three breakfasts which involved two sizable omelette orders raises the bar quite a bit.
They were filling and tasted pretty good, and at roughly $ 10 per person, it’s a great deal. A great local find for anyone, whether a family of adults or a group with small children.

Great service, Rhonda’s «down home» approach makes you want to come back every morning. This place is only open for breakfast and lunch, try it for friendly service and good standard diner fare. Very reasonable and free coffee for breakfast.

Decent food, great prices, good service and clean. What more can you ask for. Lots of big tables for groups. And they serve breakfast, which I’m always hankering for!

I’ve now visited the Pancake House two times. The space is rather small, I believe there are about twelve booths and eight tables.
Service: great
Food: Each time I’ve had scrambled eggs with cheese and wheat toast and no complaints. I had a few bites of pancakes and they were pretty good.
If you are in the area, stop by.