The Original Pancake House - Redmond

Ah, the Original Pancake House —where syrup flows like a sweet river, and waffles are supposed to be warm, not architectural materials. ?Let 's break down this breakfast drama, shall we?1. Act I: The Great Waitperson The curtain rises, and there you are, hungry and hopeful. Enter the Great Waitperson , stage left. They glide over like a pancake flipping ninja, taking your order with a smile. You 're thinking, This is it! The breakfast of champions! Applause! ?2. Intermission: The Waffle Debacle Fast forward to your return visit. The spotlight shifts to a new character: The Hated Waiter . Dun dun dun! His eyes narrow as he approaches your table. You can practically hear the ominous music. Your waffle arrives—a cold, lifeless brick. It 's like they served you a piece of the Berlin Wall with a side of disappointment. The eggs? Well, they 've been through more reheats than a B list actor 's career. You contemplate life choices. Did I offend the breakfast gods? Is this karma for that time I stole a syrup bottle from IHOP? The audience gasps! ?3. Act II: The Mug Saga You summon courage and ask to buy some mugs. But oh, the waiter 's annoyance! It 's as if you requested the Crown Jewels or asked for a unicorn ride. The waiter returns, carrying the mugs like they 're fragile Fabergé eggs. But wait! He also brings a plastic to go bag . Because nothing says premium mug protection like a flimsy bag that wouldn 't survive a light breeze. You watch in horror as he drops the cups onto the table. The sound echoes through the room. The mugs wince. You wince. The bag? It 's like, I signed up for sandwiches, not this! The suspense builds! ?4. Grand Finale: The Last Day? As the curtain falls, you wonder: Was this waiter auditioning for a role in Grumpy Waitstaff: The Musical ? Did he wake up and choose maximum grumpiness as his vibe? You sip lukewarm coffee from your chipped mug, contemplating life 's mysteries. Maybe this was the Fellow 's Last Day —his swan song before retiring to a cave where he 'll grumble about syrup forever. Or perhaps he 's secretly a pancake hating spy, sent to sabotage breakfast joints one waffle at a time. Either way, you exit the restaurant, vowing to write a review. And here we are! ? In summary : The Original Pancake House—where waffles are cold, mugs are endangered, and waiters moonlight as grumpy wizards. Bon appétit! ?.

Great option for a quick breakfast for my kids. The pancakes were great!

I hadn't been here in a while. What a great selection of food. I had the blueberry pancakes, and they were delicious. I am looking forward to bringing my son when he comes home for spring break!

Food , service is good. But the seating depends on the front desk, what they think of you.

So disappointed. Used to enjoy the Kirkland location. Now this feels like a chain with so-so everything. Waffles were not at all crispy. Eggos are better. Sausage thin and burnt. Table by the door was freezing: Crew was hustling around, but no one checked up on our food.