So sorry the pic tells it all.. the food was amazing ? nothing left and forgot to take a pic because when the food came out we didn’t stop eating lol ? the coffee and service was on point. Our waiter Julian paid attention to us and our creamer
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Berry Waffle, French Toast
joe b
Very good brunch food. The skirt steak skillet is one of the best in the area. Highly recommend it. Their omelets are dense, soft and very well done. They are less fluffy than most and they hold their shape. Pancakes are a strong 8 of 10. Read my reviews and see that I visit tons of breakfast restaurants. Service was kind of below average. Could be we had an inexperienced waitress - who knows? Overall Angel’s Pancake Cafe is a good choice.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pancakes, Tijuana Skillet
Garry Gregson
We saw all the good reviews for this place and were sadly disappointed. We got the breakfast burrito and the biscuits and gravy.They used American cheese for the breakfast burrito which made the whole thing taste fake. It was sticky and plasticy. The green peppers were raw and just warmed on the burrito in the panini press. They were distracting and overpowering.The biscuits and gravy were comparable to a Motel 8’s continental breakfast: boring and bland. The hashbrowns lacked flavor and consistency in cooking.We were excited to try this place. Now we’re excited to not come back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
sharon mau
The best service at a good price with tasty food and hot coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Toast, Create Your Own Omelet, Corned Beef Hash
Larry Duer
Food was very good and the one server was working hard. Will go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pancakes, Crepes
Family Travel
What a gem! We were looking for a replacement for our previous weekend breakfast spot and this place is an absolute winner! We went on a Sunday a little after noon and found seating for 5 with no issues. The menu has so many varieties of skillets and French toast, I high recommend the Denver and lumberjack skillets. Everything was fresh and just delicious. Great coffee also and reasonably priced.Give it a try you won’t be sorry! We plan on going again and again!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria R.
Great food and great service! We stopped by a couple other breakfast places on a Sunday morning and the wait times were outrageous so we decided to stop by Angel's Pancake Cafe. Great food, very tasty, short wait time, and friendly staff! Loved it
Angie W.
A nice place for brunch. The food is not overly fancy, but it's good quality. Service is prompt and polite. I got the berry crepes, which have fresh berries (yay!) and the sauce isn't overly sweet, it was just right. The crepes themselves had a really good flavor, too.
joshua anderson
super
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pancakes
NP A
Delicious food and nice-sized portions. Julian provided great service and several laughs, which were appreciated! Recommended... and we'll be back again!
I went here with my wife and kids this morning and it was a great experience. Food was excellent and service was great. French toast tasted homemade and it was delicious. Will definitely be coming back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Toast, Biscuits and Gravy, Hash Browns
Eric B.
We've enjoyed brunch and lunch here a few times in recent months. It's not your stereotypical diner. The straightforward food and plain décor might not wow you, but the dining room is immaculately clean and bright, and the service at this family-owned café is friendly and caring. And the prices are down-to-earth. These are the things that matter. The picture-perfect omelets are served with the usual accompaniments. $2.00 added to any sandwich gets you a generous bowl of soup plus fries. The split pea soup is so thick, you can stand a spoon in it. The chicken salad and the filling in the chicken wrap (essentially the same) are closer to ho-hum than yum. Best thing I've had here to date is the Apple Gouda Melt, a savory-sweet sandwich made with sliced ham, gouda cheese, thinly sliced apple and cranberry mayo. If you like Monte Cristo sandwiches, you'll love this.
Boyle W.
This town needs a place like Angel's Pancake cafe. In terms of its breakfast offerings, it sits between the old-school diners (don't get me wrong, I love me an old-school diner) and the vibe-heavy, picture-perfect brunch spots (I love those too) with all those fruit twist garnishes. The food is more upscale, but simpler and a little more plain in its presentation. There are interesting concoctions/combinations on their menu, but not THAT wacky. I had the lumberjack skillet (light cheese) and I thought the corned beef hash was spot on. The pancakes are not all that fluffy, but that may be their thing. I also tried the bacon cheeseburger (hold the cheese) and the you can tell the bacon is made from a breakfast place! Yay! I'm also a fan of battered fries, but that's a personal preference. It was never too crowded both times I went, but the service was pretty attentive and quick. I'm tempted to say "I wish they'd have this on the menu, or that on the menu" - I think there's room to get a little wackier, more personality, more character... but I also need to keep my comments on how it is as it is.
alexis a.
Food was amazing, they catered to all of our needs and it came out super fast. Our server was so kind and attentive. My water was always filled and we never ended up needing to ask for anything or call him over. It is a very family friendly environment with huge booths and nice lighting. I recommend the skillets!
Todd Krieman
My parents and I just had breakfast there and the food was great. My waffle was soft and not crunchy. Eggs and sausage were great as well. Alex was very attentive and the prices were reasonable.
So sorry the pic tells it all.. the food was amazing ? nothing left and forgot to take a pic because when the food came out we didn’t stop eating lol ? the coffee and service was on point. Our waiter Julian paid attention to us and our creamer
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Berry Waffle, French Toast
Very good brunch food. The skirt steak skillet is one of the best in the area. Highly recommend it. Their omelets are dense, soft and very well done. They are less fluffy than most and they hold their shape. Pancakes are a strong 8 of 10. Read my reviews and see that I visit tons of breakfast restaurants. Service was kind of below average. Could be we had an inexperienced waitress - who knows? Overall Angel’s Pancake Cafe is a good choice.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pancakes, Tijuana Skillet
We saw all the good reviews for this place and were sadly disappointed. We got the breakfast burrito and the biscuits and gravy.They used American cheese for the breakfast burrito which made the whole thing taste fake. It was sticky and plasticy. The green peppers were raw and just warmed on the burrito in the panini press. They were distracting and overpowering.The biscuits and gravy were comparable to a Motel 8’s continental breakfast: boring and bland. The hashbrowns lacked flavor and consistency in cooking.We were excited to try this place. Now we’re excited to not come back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
The best service at a good price with tasty food and hot coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Toast, Create Your Own Omelet, Corned Beef Hash
Food was very good and the one server was working hard. Will go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pancakes, Crepes
What a gem! We were looking for a replacement for our previous weekend breakfast spot and this place is an absolute winner! We went on a Sunday a little after noon and found seating for 5 with no issues. The menu has so many varieties of skillets and French toast, I high recommend the Denver and lumberjack skillets. Everything was fresh and just delicious. Great coffee also and reasonably priced.Give it a try you won’t be sorry! We plan on going again and again!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food and great service! We stopped by a couple other breakfast places on a Sunday morning and the wait times were outrageous so we decided to stop by Angel's Pancake Cafe. Great food, very tasty, short wait time, and friendly staff! Loved it
A nice place for brunch. The food is not overly fancy, but it's good quality. Service is prompt and polite. I got the berry crepes, which have fresh berries (yay!) and the sauce isn't overly sweet, it was just right. The crepes themselves had a really good flavor, too.
super
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pancakes
Delicious food and nice-sized portions. Julian provided great service and several laughs, which were appreciated! Recommended... and we'll be back again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I went here with my wife and kids this morning and it was a great experience. Food was excellent and service was great. French toast tasted homemade and it was delicious. Will definitely be coming back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Toast, Biscuits and Gravy, Hash Browns
We've enjoyed brunch and lunch here a few times in recent months. It's not your stereotypical diner. The straightforward food and plain décor might not wow you, but the dining room is immaculately clean and bright, and the service at this family-owned café is friendly and caring. And the prices are down-to-earth. These are the things that matter. The picture-perfect omelets are served with the usual accompaniments. $2.00 added to any sandwich gets you a generous bowl of soup plus fries. The split pea soup is so thick, you can stand a spoon in it. The chicken salad and the filling in the chicken wrap (essentially the same) are closer to ho-hum than yum. Best thing I've had here to date is the Apple Gouda Melt, a savory-sweet sandwich made with sliced ham, gouda cheese, thinly sliced apple and cranberry mayo. If you like Monte Cristo sandwiches, you'll love this.
This town needs a place like Angel's Pancake cafe. In terms of its breakfast offerings, it sits between the old-school diners (don't get me wrong, I love me an old-school diner) and the vibe-heavy, picture-perfect brunch spots (I love those too) with all those fruit twist garnishes. The food is more upscale, but simpler and a little more plain in its presentation. There are interesting concoctions/combinations on their menu, but not THAT wacky. I had the lumberjack skillet (light cheese) and I thought the corned beef hash was spot on. The pancakes are not all that fluffy, but that may be their thing. I also tried the bacon cheeseburger (hold the cheese) and the you can tell the bacon is made from a breakfast place! Yay! I'm also a fan of battered fries, but that's a personal preference. It was never too crowded both times I went, but the service was pretty attentive and quick. I'm tempted to say "I wish they'd have this on the menu, or that on the menu" - I think there's room to get a little wackier, more personality, more character... but I also need to keep my comments on how it is as it is.
Food was amazing, they catered to all of our needs and it came out super fast. Our server was so kind and attentive. My water was always filled and we never ended up needing to ask for anything or call him over. It is a very family friendly environment with huge booths and nice lighting. I recommend the skillets!
My parents and I just had breakfast there and the food was great. My waffle was soft and not crunchy. Eggs and sausage were great as well. Alex was very attentive and the prices were reasonable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pancakes