The Smokey Griddle Pancake House

The service was incredible. Super friendly and attentive staff. Bacon and grits were great. French toast was a little overcooked for me personally and had a bit too much cinnamon. Probably would not get that again. Small egg portion even though it said 2 eggs. The country fried steak was good but definitely needed a lot more gravy so it's not so dry. Overall I would return to try something different.

We visited on a busy Saturday after hearing great reviews about their breakfast specials. Unfortunately, we visited when they were short staffed and the service was almost nonexistent; we ordered a short stack that never arrived. The food was okay (the French toast was by far, the most delicious meal!) but didn't seem like a good value for families. Our experience was okay, wouldn't return though.

This was my first time here and the service was fast. The food was prepared to order and came out hot and fresh. My waiter was attentive and made to keep my cup refreshed with tea. The restaurant has a simple menu and it’s obvious they take pride in their product(s). Well done.

Cute little spot in williamsburg. Met w 2 girlfriends. We all got there at different times so at first waiting wasn't an issue. It took a good 15min before we received drinks as we waited for our 3 person. We all ordered something different. Mixed fruit waffle looked too pretty to eat. My friend was able to finish half of it because it was so big. My other friend ordered a combo w pancakes, as did I. Everything was prepared to our order and the serving sizes were just right, not too much to have leftovers, but enough to leave us satisfied. I didnt get a picture of my combo, as part of it didn't arrive until a few min after everything else was served. (I had already started eating the pancakes I was served 🤣🤣) My one friends son ordered chicken and waffles, he destroyed it 🤣🤣.. he definitel

We had breakfast here on a busy Saturday morning and were seated quickly, which was a nice start. The vibe is very much classic diner—old-school salt and pepper shakers and a casual, no-frills atmosphere. The menu is extensive, and I was pleasantly surprised to see a few nontraditional breakfast options like fried catfish. I ordered the catfish with breakfast potatoes and green beans. Everything was fine but underseasoned and could’ve used a bit more flavor. My husband had a breakfast sandwich made with French toast as the bread and really enjoyed it. He also commented that the coffee was better than what you typically get at most diners. I’d return to try a few more items on the menu, but overall, I tend to prefer a more elevated dining experience. Solid spot if you’re in the mood for a c