Where is it? Pass the syrup

New brunch spot!

By Charles Ferruzza in Where Is It?

Mon., Oct. 12 2009 @ 9:30AM

This full-sized flapjack can easily feed a family of three

This may be the biggest flapjack in Kansas City, measuring well over 12 inches in diameter and hanging over the plate. Oversized pancakes are visually impressive but don't always taste so good: one might be doughy in the center or get cold before you can actually finish a third of it. But this platter-sized cake wasn't doughy and it wasn't too thick, it stayed hot and was fabulous with butter and syrup (the hot sauce on the table was for the eggs, not the pancake).

So, pancake lovers: Who serves this hot cake?

Tags: pancake, Where it it?

8 comment(s) / Post a Comment

meesha.v says:

diner on 3rd and grand,those are huge

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 9:38AM

jjskck says:

I was gonna guess Woodswether Cafe.

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 9:56AM

meesha.v says:

I wonder how i Woodswether's Cafe doing after the smoking ban, seemed like if was held together by cigarette tar

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 10:07AM

jjskck says:

Well, the new(er) location on 9th Street had a non-smoking section anyway, but the smoking section was much larger, more raucous, and more popular. It seemed to be doing fine last time I was there, though Jerry the owner sold it a while back and I haven't been there since then.

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 10:09AM

Rod Torfulson says:

Succotash

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 12:25PM

ScooterJ says:

Woodswether's are usually more oblong. I'm gonna go with City Diner.

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 1:48PM

Darin says:

City Diner!

Posted On: Monday, Oct. 12 2009 @ 4:30PM

jferg says:

I was gonna guess Succotash as well...