The Pancake Bakery - Amsterdam - Restaurants, Cafes & Food Reviews

The Pancake Bakery

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2 / 2 people found this review helpful
Feb 13, 2008
Although it can be quite expensive, if you are looking for classic dutch pancakes (not like American pancakes) try The Pancake Bakery on the Prinsengracht. It's not far from the Anne Frank House. You can get sweet or savory fillings....delicious!
1 / 1 people found this review helpful
The Dutch are serious about pancakes! :D Jul 12, 2008
For about 9euro an entree, this place is a bargain for what you get. Delicious and HUGE Dutch-style pancakes with a variety of sweet and savory toppings. The pancakes are thinner than Americans would be used to, and there's a big pot of what looks like maple syrup but is really a very sweet melted sugar concoction to drizzle on top. Plus, they don't normally have pancakes for breakfast - this is an excellent choice for lunch or maybe even dinner.

I almost feel like if you're going to do one with more than one topping, you might want to split it with someone or do a bit of extra exercise afterward, lol. I had the ham and cheese pancake and it was divine; plus, I didn't really need to eat the rest of the day, haha.

Well worth it! Great location for a stop off before or after the Anne Frank Huis, but really its easy access from anywhere in the general center of the city.
moshers_moll says:
Hey congrats on your award and thanks for the helpful review on The Pancake Bakery, sounds beautiful, can't wait to check it out! :-)
Posted on: Jul 24, 2008
homeres says:
why did i not hear or find this place, ive been all over amsterdam before....will have to go back again!
Posted on: Jul 22, 2008
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