The Original Pancake House

The croissant french toast was delicious, but the Pancakes Works, not so much. The pancakes tasted like too much flour and the scrambled eggs were runny. The service was very good, our waitress was very nice and the food came out quick.

Great food and hospitality. 5 yr old proclaimed them the BEST CHEFS IN THE WORLD. I was really hungry and asked what had the most food and she suggested the Irish omelette. I wasn't thinking an omelette but tried her suggestion and I ordered a side of cheese grits. Didn't realize the omelette also had 3 pancakes. When she brought out the omelette, I thought it was a cake or bread. Never had I seen an omelette like this. Big round, golden and it was delicious too. About half way through I thought I was going to need a doggie bag. Highly recommend our server. We had 9 in our party and we didn't need wait for anything. Kept our drinks filled which is a big plus for me

The three year old and I came here for a Thursday morning breakfast. Lots of suits eating business breakfasts made me hopeful that the high prices would be defensible, despite the surly hostess. While the clientele was mostly business men, it wasn’t busy with maybe only five tables occupied. Despite this it took a long time to get our order in. I’m dining at a pancake house with a toddler, so I imagine the waitstaff wants me in and out as quick as possible. The waitress was very unimpressed with us, or our friendly and chatty ways. This is fine, except the child is three. Please at least say, “Good Morning”. It’s not kind to ignore humans. When our “Works” arrived, ($16.65) it was very disappointing. The bacon was burnt, but the pancakes were raw. The Dutch Baby was edible.

Great selection of pancakes and other breakfast options in a comfortable atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor dining. Friendly staff and service. Enjoyed a great breakfast with family. #pancakes #foodlover # breakfast

If you are from Chicago, and you think you're gonna get anywhere near a Walker Brothers OPH experience here, go to IHOP instead. I should've realized as soon as I walked in and thought the guy sitting on the bench on his phone was a waiting customer, but was actually the host who seated me. He was pleasant enough, though. It wasn't very busy at all, either. Only a half dozen tables were filled. My first server, I'll call her server A, asked for my drink order within 5 mins of sitting down. Then 2 minutes later another server, server B, also asked my drink order, and I told her someone had already taken it. Almost 10 minutes later, server A came back out with my cup of coffee and glass of water. The silverware I was given was only a knife and fork, so I had to ask for a spoon. I finally was