Uncle Ernie’s Pancake House

I am traveling and got hungry. So I googled pancakes. This place popped up but it was about 30 mins out my way. So I figured why not.
My waitress was Alicia. She was an amazing waitress. She had me smiling and we laughed a lot. She has the most gorgeous eyes.
Ok, Unilocal is about the food right. The pancakes were awesome. I also ordered a side of sausage patties too. They were pretty good too. I sat next to a regular and we chatted as well. If I’m in the neighborhood again I will stop by again.
Kudos to this place for having great good. Great atmosphere. Cool patrons. And an awesome gorgeous waitress.

Good food and excellent service. Our waitress was great – very efficient and personable. Great place for a Sunday brunch.

One improvement: offer vegan pancakes.
Besides that, the service was nice, the food was good, and the prices were reasonable I had some really nice sweet potato fries.
They accommodated a party of 12 with ease on Memorial Day

Stopped here on way to airport. So glad we did! Friendly, quick service and a delicious breakfast! What more can you ask for? :)

The french toast was amazing as was the hot chocolate. Reasonable prices at this down home diner. Service was also excellent!

Great food, especially for the money. Friendly service. It’s diner food. Nothing fancy. Hash browns! Pancakes! Too hard to decide, get both.

Wait staff is wonderful! Food was excellent. Corn beef hash is house made and the best I’ve ever tasted. Hash browns can be a little more crisp for me but I’m sure they would oblige. Clean and homey inside. Yum!

This is by far the worst breakfast place I’ve been to. The eggs tasted like they were from mcdonalds and overcooked, the bacon when specifically asked how to cook was undercooked. Also, the price for the amount of food you get is way too high for the standard breakfast. The claim to fame being their pancakes, were standard and nothing special. They only offered maple syrup. There was a bug in my wife’s coffee and the waitress brushed it off as a coffee ground before going to get another cup. We will never return here.

One of the best «local» breakfast joints I’ve ever come across.
Authentic, without frills, and great service. Food was spectacular.

Uncle Ernie’s serves up good diner food at reasonable prices. I’ve been here a few times now and have gotten then Dutch Hash each time. I don’t think you can go wrong with any of their Hash options though. My wife and son typically get the pancakes which are also pretty good. For those into hot chocolate they offer up a pretty mean cup.
We’ve never had to wait more than 20 minutes to get a table. They do a nice job of getting you in and out. Ernie’s is a great option for those looking to grab a quick bite that won’t break the bank.

Standard breakfast stuff, but I’d specifically come here if I wanted pancakes. They really are quite good. I like the buttermilk and the buckwheat. You can tell they’ve worked on the pancake recipes for a while. Prices are good and they occasionally have interesting specials. Definitely worth a try.

Typical diner-​style restaurant in a strip mall, but this place is REALLY GOOD. My wife and I both had omelets. You can tell the difference when a cook uses really fresh eggs, and that difference was obvious. The best we’ve had in quite some time.
We hit during a Saturday morning rush. Got seated promptly, good efficient service, food came out quickly. About the only thing bad I can say is that they have so many customers they tend to fill up the smallish parking lot.

Uncle Ernie’s is a no frills breakfast and lunch business. Always has friendly service and good food.

Welcome to the worlds best pancakes. I came across this spot awhile ago and I find myself coming back at least twice a week. One of my favorite foods is a pancake, and they do it better than anyone else. The staff is always friendly and quick to get you what you need. Come early on the weekends, as this spot has been discovered by quite a lot of people. They has have great burgers at lunch time. In fact I am waiting on one now

One of my favorite breakfast spots. I have never had a bad meal here.
I’ll keep it short and sweet: Get one of the hash dishes they offer. SO GOOD. I get the half portion, which is still so big that I can take half home for left overs. I love the Jr pancakes, too.
The mister always gets an omelet here and has never been disappointed.
Waits are short (if any), and food comes out fast. Service is good, coffee is hot and prices are great.

Stopped in here on the way home from a road trip as my buddy and I had a craving for pancakes. Glad we found this place! The food was fantastic but the ambiance was sub-​par. It’s spacious and has a pretty standard, hometown diner feel to it inside. That being said the locals there did shoot pretty judgmental looks at me and my friend since we’re both tattooed/​pierced up and walked in wearing head to toe black after a weekend of traveling to metal shows. Didn’t really fit in…
The price was right and the food was delicious. The short stack of pancakes (which includes 2 pancakes) was HUGE, and about $ 6! 2 dense, plate-​sized pancakes served with a side of butter. I got the special Pumpkin Pie pancakes for fall, so they were also served with a large side of whipped cream. I’m pretty much a Leslie Knope when it comes to my love of whipped cream and breakfast food. Considering my ability to out eat most people, I was only able to finish half my pancakes! Pretty much unheard of for me. Although I will say the leftover pancakes made a good snack during the 6 hour drive I had to face afterward!
The menu also had plenty of a la carte options for eggs and other sides — if you have any room for things other than pancakes!

Was staying on the east side and wanted breakfast before we hit the road. The choice came down to here or Derk’s. Opted for here – maybe not the right choice.
I ordered the Hunter’s Omelette (ham/​sausage/​veggies/​cheese). It was unfortunately rather dry and underfilled – the stuffings might have sufficed for a one-​egg omelette, but not with three. It really was less an omelette than a bundle of dry, browned-​over scrambled eggs.
However, my wife said her fried eggs were good. And the hash browns we ordered extra crispy came that way. The service was friendly and attentive, and our coffee cups were never empty.
The experience left me hungry for a real omelette. And this morning, I made one. (queso fresco, topped with green salsa. couldn’t find chorizo at the store yesterday, which would have made it a 5 star breakfast). More and more, I’m getting the feeling this is an item I shouldn’t outsource.

We were in the area for a soccer tournament. Omelet’s were nicely cooked and all the ingredients were diced great.
Had the country fried steak. Portion was perfect and the eggs were great.
Nice hometown place. Would visit again if in area.

Great local diner. The Farmer’s Hash was very satisfying. They offer half orders of the hash, which comes with just 1 egg (very filling). I believe you can order non-​breakfast items in the morning (like sandwiches and such).
The service was friendly and attentive.
The restaurant itself is dated but clean.
We look forward to our breakfasts here.

One if the best places to have breakfast/​brunch!
The food is great and prices are very reasonable. Ask about the specials as they change frequently.
They do a great job of serving and won’t let your coffee get cold!