Griddlecakes

Fast service, good breakfast, great pancakes! Small establishment though so get there early!

I saw a picture of their funfetti pancakes on Instagram. The picture looked so delicious my husband took me out for breakfast the next morning to try the pancakes. My husband got the original pancakes and I ordered the funfetti pancakes. The funfetti pancakes were made with the same batter as the original pancakes but they put sprinkles and whipped cream all over the top. For some reason I was under the impression the batter for the funfetti pancakes would be different. Anyway, the pancakes were still good but I don’t think we will be visiting again anytime soon.

This is a pretty tasty breakfast /​brunch place. Note: They do also have a lunch menu too. The star of the show here, of course, is the pancakes. They also have numerous skillets and other items. I opted for the chocolate raspberry pancakes. I’m not a huge pancake fan, but they were darn tasty (and big too). The other items were just alright. Tasty enough, but not necessarily something I’d bother ordering again. Service was ok. They were quite busy. We also had to wait an unusually long time to receive our order. But the pancakes here (of which there are MANY different options) were quite tasty.

This is an awesome breakfast and lunch spot too bad it’s too small and gets really packed because their food is superior and delicious. I am a fan of the red velvet pancakes they are so tasty and the toppings they come with are simply amazing I highly recommend that you stop in and give it a shot. The staff is really friendly and the owner is always around in case you need anything, overall very very nice place to go to with your family.

Griddlecakes. Just the name of the restaurant tempted me to drive across town to try this breakfast place, and reading the menu conveniently provided online was the final straw: I had to go here and get some Blue Jay pancakes!
My first disappointment was with the size of the place. When my husband and I arrived, we squeezed into the non-​existent front area and tried in vain to find a hostess stand or even an employee to explain how the seating process worked. I finally walked to the back of the restaurant, found a random employee behind the counter, and got our names on a list. There is absolutely no place to wait besides outside because (1) the inside is TINY (2) it’s crowded (3) the booths and tables come almost right up to the front door. So outside we went!
After a few minutes we were seated and brought two waters. Here began my next disappointment: The service here is terrible! There’s about eight employees running around (which you think would be enough to serve the limited tables) but they all are either confused or just not attentive. We waited forever to order and then waited forever for our food.
And the final disappointment: The food. My blue jay pancakes, which I had drooled over so much when reading the menu, were just not that spectacular. The strawberries and blueberries were both unripe and hard, and the pancakes were chewy and tough. They definitely give you enough food though! If you’re a light eater like I am, stick to one pancake.
Two stars because I think the concept of Griddlecakes was a good one, but the execution definitely is NOT.

Love me some Griddlecakes! Overflow on my coffee, but they must know it’s what I need to start my day! Lol I lovvvvve their potatoes!

I have only dined here once and the service was great but I prefer to order through Postmates. The Chorizo Scramble has become a regular favorite of mine that I crave often. It is so good that ever since I tried it, there’s a little devil on my shoulder that camps out, always tempting me to order it daily. And with Postmates that can get really expensive. I try my best to be good… *sigh* So yeah, I definitely recommend it but don’t blame me if that same devil starts camping out on your shoulder & tempts you too. Can’t say I didn’t warn you!

Nothing special here. In a dense restaurant market on South Eastern, this can easily be missed and forgotten. Everything was plain and average for a breakfast joint. From the plating, seating, menu. Most egg plates are coated in cheese. I had to ask 4 times from three different servers for a glass of water but god forbid I take a sip of coffee and they’re there to refill immediately.
Example conversation from any other table dining.
Bob: How’s your meal?
Jim: Ehh…

Outside service was slow, the bill wasn’t added right, and they were out of bananas for my pancakes.
Probably won’t be back, but it may have just been a bad time.

Favorite part of this place is their potatoes. They are liked cubed and then grilled u Til they get this golden but not burned crust all over and lightly seasoned with salt, pepper, and a hint of garlic. Ordered the skillet with turkey sausage,
Red peppers, scrambled eggs, cheese and sourdough toast. Tasty and big portions too. The wait for this place is not fun though. I think we arrived around 10:45am and weren’t seated until 11:15am. Not horrible for a Sunday breakfast rush but check out the farmers market in the parking lot while you’re waiting. Cool tasty goodies over there for sure that help pass the time. They are a little slow at getting drinks to your table but everyone was friendly and professional. Very small place maybe only about 20 tables total. But I will definitely hit this place up again soon.

Small breakfast/​lunch spot located off of Eastern in Henderson. Griddlecakes offers inside and outside seating, the booths go fast! The tables in the middle of the restaurant are a bit small and you feel a little packed in if its a full house. On weekends there is usually a wait up to 20 minutes. Staff is very friendly but it did take about 10 minutes after being seated to be greeted. The food has always been great in my opinion (and very reasonably priced). I always order the tuna melt– one of the best I’ve had! My husband usually makes his own omelette and staff was accommodating at subbing potatoes or toast for oatmeal (most breakfasts spots do not for some odd reason). This is one of my go-​to restaurants on the weekends, great gem in Henderson!
Hours: 7:00am-3:00pm

Country feel with good old fashion eats… ding! Traveling with my two daughters to the Hoover dam and it was fantastic!

Had brunch with my cousin and stumbled on this place when we got lost looking for truffles and bacon café lol. We decided to check this place out for Sunday brunch. We waited for about 15 minutes for a table and seared in a cozy booth. Ambiance was nice and they serve good coffee and always keep it coming. I had the chicken fried steak with scrambled eggs with fruit instead of potatoes. It tasted pretty good considering I’m from Texas and know good chicken fried steak. My cousin got a huge Lovers red velvet pancake which feeds 2 people. It was literally huge! Pretty good considering it was less than $ 9. Prices are pretty reasonable for brunch. I will be back to try other items. Service was attentive and friendly. Overall good experience.

First time here and it is the cutest little restaurant ever. Had a very «homey» feel. And my peanut butter Belgium waffle was delicious. Cozy place, delicious waffles, and great service. You can’t go wrong here! :)

They have no WiFi! The servers are relatively friendly but offer you the check every 5 minutes, I would understand if the place was packed but there’s 20 tables and maybe 6 other customers in the café. I had the Country Breakfast, as soon as it arrived so did the check, I then ordered an OJ with that came a revised copy of my bill.
All in all its a cute little breakfast spot, the food is great and arrived in a timely manner but the customer service is really horrible.

Went there recently. Wow. What a gem! It’s a small place and weekends gets packed.
We had red velvet pancakes, lemon blueberry pancakes, a free pancake ( Unilocal check in) and also biscuits and gravy. It was a ton of food and we took home more than half of it. I thought the price was more than justified.
It’s a nice place but I would recommend going there during the week. If I can make it work during the week, would definitely go!

We had an hour for lunch and decided to try Griddlecakes. Upon arriving, you seat yourself and grab a menu off the side table. We grabbed a booth by the door and looked over the menu, which is only breakfast and lunch.
Since it was noon-​ish, we picked lunch fare. A grilled chicken sandwich (plus avocado, of course) with a side salad. It was good, pretty basic, but that’s what I ordered. My lunch mate ordered a hamburger and fries. The fries were delish, but the burger was super oily, so much so she couldn’t eat more than a bite.
Service was good, they were friendly and pretty attentive.
Total for 2 meals, a Coke and iced tea, $ 27 and change.
I might try them for breakfast one day.

Customer service is NOT a priority here. two stars is just for the food.
I honestly didn’t have any complaints about the food, however the service was horrible.
My eggs benedict was perfect, french toast was good and my friend said the vegetable skillet was good as well. The pancake was cooked perfect, had a nice crisp to it and not burnt. Thanks to Unilocal we got to try a free yummy pancake !!! The food isn’t extraordinary, but I would definitely come back if they stepped their game up on service.
We waited about 20 minutes outside for a table, when there were clearly tables open outside. Then when the lady called my name she asked would you like to sit outside? Umm I thought first available was what that meant … guess not. When we sat down we literally had to wait another 10 min before my group got irritated and actually had to go inside the store and ask for a server. Now when the server got there, took our order he was great. Then after that we didn’t see him again. Someone else refilled our drinks. The food took way too long that you’re starting to notice other tables seated before us received their food. By the time we got our food they were super quick to give us the bill, which is fine. However no one came back to us so once again we had to go inside and pay and when we did … we got someone else’s bill which was a mess.
It was my first time and last time my friends and I will be visiting here.

I’ve been here a few times now and my final verdict is… it’s A-​ok.
It’s a cute little café located in the same plaza as Einstein bagel, Taco Y Taco, Popped Popcorn. So, parking can be a pain sometimes. It’s a small space, so you might have to wait if it’s busy. I’ve been fortunate enough that I’ve never waited.
As for the food, it’s your typical breakfast/​lunch joint that serves up your typical breakfast/​lunch food. Nothing special. There’s your omelettes, skillets, pancakes, sandwiches, wraps, etc. Nothing I’ve eaten here has been super OMG mind blowing. Like I said, it’s very typical. Prices are on the lower end with no dish being over $ 15.
For the service, again nothing stellar. The servers we’ve encountered just looked like they were going through the motions. Not rude, but just enough friendliness to do their job. No smiles from anyone either.
Like I said, it’s ok for me, but this definitely wouldn’t be my first choice for breakfast.

We visited Griddlecakes for brunch and were greeted as soon as we walked through the door, and seated in an open booth. The place was otherwise full inside and outside, so we must have timed it just right.
Our drink order was taken right away while we perused the breakfast selections and our server was back shortly to take our food order.
I decided on the Short Stack Combo for $ 8.98. It included 2 hotcakes, 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, and home fries. The hotcakes were good; fluffy and light. The bacon was very crispy, as I like it. The eggs were standard fare. The potatoes, well, I usually leave home fries or hash browns on my plate, but these were little cubes of deliciousness that were partially crispy and partially soft. I really enjoyed them.
The BF ordered the Meatlovers Scramble $ 10.99, which was eggs scrambled with bacon, sausage, ham, homes fries, and cheese. Served with biscuits & gravy. The scramble was good, but the biscuit seemed stale and the gravy was pasty instead of tasty.
We would probably visit again, but it would not make the top of our brunch list.