We really don't want to know how to pronounce the name of this sunny little brunch spot in Lincoln Square, but we did want to know more about the Dutch-style pancakes they serve. Thicker than a crepe, these nearly foot-long-wide pancakes come in flavors like chocolate and banana, ginger raisins and an artery-clogging bacon and cheese. Think Walker Brother's bacon waffles but without the drive...
Named for star menu item - a traditional Dutch pancake - this tiny cafe only seats 20 at a time. Not a problem: turnover’s quick, and gathered crowds – a coffee-holding, rumpled-tees-and-jeans grupster set - get seated quickly. Decorations are sparse, but no one's queuing up for the wooden tulip centerpieces. Although the pannenkoekens are slightly intimidating in width (as these things flop...
The biggest thing about this miniscule Lincoln Square spot are the namesake pancakes.:
In ShortThe miss-able storefront along Western is just behind the quaint Lincoln Square strip--a pity, as Western is busy. Things improve inside, where pea-green and eggshell yellow are...