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 The Pancake Bakery by MartinSelway As we all know, the Dutch are associated with pancakes, and as this place boasts to make 'The best pancakes in town’, we thought we would check them out. We saw big queues, and at first thought they were for this restaurant, but they were for the Anne Frank Museum. The Pancake Bakery is located in an old warehouse building right on the canal side. You step down into the restaurant, which does make it a little dark (they have a first floor with views over the canal, but were not using that - shame). The interior is quite small and traditional, wooden seats and marble tables. A central gap runs down the restaurant with tables to the left and right. There is an open plan kitchen where you can see and hear the food being cooked. The service was not the best. One of the waitresses seemed like she could hardly be bothered and when new people arrived she just gestured at a table to sit at - no welcome at all. This will obviously vary, dependant on who you get on the day. The place seemed to stay busy for all the lunch period, and was just as busy when we left after 2pm as it had been when we arrived. There seemed to be just one person cooking the pancakes, so don't expect fast food. Overall, a great place, and if you love pancakes, it's a must.
There is a massive selection of pancakes, over 70, so you should find one to suit. There are non-pancake starters such as soup (E 3.5), and garlic bread (E 2.25). Beer is E 2 for a small and E 2.25 for a regular. I had the tomato, mushroom and onion pancake (E 9.25), and my wife the Masai pancake (E 11). They arrived on a giant sized plate and were certainly an impressive size. They tasted great as well. On arrival I had decided which pancake I would have for desert, but the size of the first course was too much and so we had to pass. Other desert pancakes that passed us were piled high with cream and looked delicious. If sweet pancakes are your thing, you may be better off just having a starter or going straight to that, as you will have to be very hungry to manage two! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191, AmsterdamPhone: 020-6251333Directions: A bit further down the same canal as the Anne Frank Museum.Website: www.pancake.nl
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 Pancake Bakery by Helga67 This is a great place for pancakes. There are 70 different pancakes to choose from, pancakes for dessert (sweet) or for lunch (salted). Portions are huge and well filled. The restaurant is located in the cellar of an old storehouse and it is a cosy place with a lot of old pictures on the walls. Leave a Comment Theme: DessertPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191, AmsterdamDirections: Near Anne Frank Huis
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This restaurant is the best place to sample dutch pancakes. They are totally different than US style pancakes as they are made with a different batter and are much thinner, almost like crepes. They are served with an assortment of toppings. The pancakes are served on large plates as they are 12-14 inches in diameter. They are simply delicious. A variety of syrups are available as well.
Pancake with apple and raisins. Divine. Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191Phone: 020/625-1333Directions: At Prinsenstraat, Along The Canal Belt
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 The Pancake Bakery by Rachael71 It would be a crime to visit Amsterdam and not have pancakes at least once! The Pancake Bakery on Prinsengracht is one of the oldest and most famous pancake restaurants. It's a large restaurant in the cellar of a building, but was almost full when we visited for lunch. The service isn't particularly quick, but then it was very busy. Lots of couples and families were eating there. Handy for the Anne Frank House.
We had an Egyptian pancake, which contained marinated lamb and was just gorgeous, plus a salami and cheese pancake, which was also tasty. The pancakes are VERY filling - I was so full it was almost uncomfortable afterwards, and I had to do a lot of walking before I could even think about eating again! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191
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The pancakes are large and crepe-like! My husband doesn't usually like pancakes or Greek food so he was going to sit it out while I ate my Greek pancake but he tried one bite and ended up eating half of my pancake both times we visited the restaurant! You can sit inside or out. And the experience was just as good the second time!
Liked the Greek Pancake because the lamb was seasoned nicely and there was a good sauce. The feta cheese was mild. and the pancake base lite and fluffy. Lots of veggies, meat and cheese made this perfect for brunch in between the Anne Frank museum (Also great. Don't miss the film and questions at the end of the tour) and a long walk through Jordan and down to Vondel Park. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS AmsterdamPhone: +31-20-6251333Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank HouseWebsite: http://www.pancake.nl
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by GUYON Situated in a former warehouse along a canal. On the walls, ancient photographs & engravements.
Pancakes on various manners, salted or sweet. With ham or cheese, cherry or cream. All very large and served in a Delft china plate. It must be seriously hungry to eat 2 pancakes. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Prinsengracht 191 Tel : 625-13-33Other Contact: Open the year round 12AM - 9:30P
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by jss1018 The Pancake Bakery, a famous restaurant in Amsterdam, was one of our favorite eating spots during our visit. We saw a lot of the area trying to find it the first time, before we learned how the canal street building numbering worked. It's at Prinsengracht 191. "Gracht" is Dutch for canal, so any street address with that in the name is a canal street, with a separate street and sidewalk on both sides of the canal. Same as in the U.S., building numbers are odd-numbered on one side and even on the other, but not necessarily corresponding from one side to the other. If not aware of this you can easily walk in the wrong direction. Picture the numbering starting from opposite ends of the street on each side and this will make sense. It's a short walk down the street from the Anne Frank House museum, and convenient to tie that in with a visit there. As with many other Amsterdam restaurants and buildings in general, the very small size when facing it from the street made it at first seem like a hole-in-the-wall sort of place, but as we became accustomed to, was larger inside than expected due to the depth of the interior. Watch your head on the way out. I got my first of two noggin bumps there! Some of the friendliest staff we encountered anywhere, and a very nice mix of other people both times we went.
We went expecting U.S. style flapjacks as pancakes. Wrong again, but pleasantly surprised once we tried them. More of a French style crepe, but delicious, very large, and with a mouth-watering variety of toppings. Also some very good omelettes. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Prinsengracht 191Phone: 625-1333Directions: Grab a good map of the Centrum area, and from Dam Square walk or take a tram Northwest to Prinsengracht, the forth ring canal from the Dam. Just down the street from the Anne Frank House museum.Website: http://www.pancake.nl/
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The Pancake Bakery- For breakfast, lunch or dinner. You can have whatever your heart desires in your pancake. Located in the basement of an refurbished wherehouse.
I chose a pancake filled with cheeses, sunflower seeds, mushrooms and green onion. It was too big to finish. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Prisengracht 19Other Contact: 625 13 33
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The most famous Dutch Pancakes and omelet house in Amsterdam, situated in an historic warehouse on one of the main canals.
Apple and Bacon Pancake Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Prinsengracht 191 Right down the street from the Anne Frank House.Other Contact: Open 12:00 - 21.30 (020) 625 13
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Many different pancake choices, most you'd never think of mixing with pancakes. They also serve soups and other menu items. Also try the Indonesian Rice Table- its a meal consisting of rice and about a dozen different dishes to go with the rice. An order is good for two people. Ask the waiter for assistance. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: A few blocks from Anne Frank Haus.
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