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Any pancake houses in Dublin?

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    Hookah
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    Cornucopia, for breakfast; with blueberry compote, and cream, and a little sprig of mint.


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    Killer Wench
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    Proper American pancakes comes with maple syrup. :D

    I'll wait till I get back to the states.


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    vtsboy
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    iamstop wrote: »
    Anywhere in Dublin that does good pancakes? Not the crepe type ones but the big fluffy american style?

    Good question. There must be one somewhere?


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    sinjin_smythe
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    Half moon in Temple bar? Not sure if its still there though.

    http://www.halfmoon.ie/


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    spurious
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    Nice pancakes in Moloughney's in Clontarf.


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    dr.bollocko
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    Moved from AH.


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    emc2
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    Cafe up stair in Brown Thomas do them at the weekend. Nice fluffy pancakes maple syrup and a side of Bacon!


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    DominoDub
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    Herb Street down at the Grand Canal Docks do great US Style

    http://www.herbstreet.ie/


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    wixfjord
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    Anyone know do Andersons do them? Know they do the crepes.

    This thread reminds me of that bit in Talladega Nights!


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    wixfjord
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    Actually, isn't there a pancake house in Terenure or somewhere around there?


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    novarock
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    hobarts in Ranelagh do american style pancakes and bacon... also metro cafe on south william street as far as I remember...


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    Playoff_Beard
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    Elephant and Castle do them in the mornings.. maybe a we bit pricier than the other options mentioned


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    Jesus Wept
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    Need an all day pancake place imo.


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    richardjjd
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    Playoff_Beard wrote: »
    Elephant and Castle do them in the mornings.. maybe a we bit pricier than the other options mentioned

    They do ... But not on a Sunday because they only do brunch on Sundays and pancakes only appear on the breakfast menu. I speak from bitter experience (I accept this may be a slight exaggeration) as I brought the family in for American style pancakes on Mother's Day to be told that they weren't available. Great to get a list of alternatives, though.


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    myomi
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    Loving this thread, can't beat a decent fluffy pancake! Having tried all the places above I think Moloughneys do the nicest pancakes.

    If you're in the city centre Kilkenny on Nassau Street also do american style with either bacon/fresh fruit salad and cup of tea/coffee for around €7. not a bad deal.Think that's only available until lunchtime though!

    The cafe in St Ann's park also has pancakes on brunch menu. Dont know why more café's don't do them,they're a great option for people who don't like a greasy fry up. I've heard there a nice place near drumcondra but I dont know if thats a creperie rather than american style pancake house.


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    Jesus Wept
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    Probably Anderson's, it's a creperie.


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    JupiterKid
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    I really wish Dublin had an IHOP (International House of Pancakes). They are sheer heaven!!

    Sadly IHOP remains limited to North America. Please, please someone get IHOP to come here.:D


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    spurious
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    There used to be (maybe 20 odd years ago) a Pancake House place where Paddy's Hostel is now on Beresford place. It didn't really do a lot of business.


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    WindSock
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    I really wish Dublin had an IHOP (International House of Pancakes). They are sheer heaven!!

    Sadly IHOP remains limited to North America. Please, please someone get IHOP to come here.:D

    Why the 'I'?


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    Twee.
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    Queen of Tarts do them on the weekends on the brunch menu. Have yet to try them.


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    Jesus Wept
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    I really wish Dublin had an IHOP (International House of Pancakes). They are sheer heaven!!

    Sadly IHOP remains limited to North America. Please, please someone get IHOP to come here.:D

    United States, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala.


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