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This is one of the biggest questions ever for Breakfast... Do you like Waffles or Pancakes?
And also since we are talking about Waffle and Pancakes, any good waffle houses or pancake places that maybe I haven't heard of? :X3/25/2013 -
- Alicyn C.
- Surrey, Canada
- 134 friends
- 163 reviews
Oh that is tough. I go with the craving.. both so delicious. Lately, I have been trying to behave so I tend to stick with the eggs but if you're ever in New West in the River Market area you should check out Angelina's. It's a great little spot that makes yummy waffles.
3/25/2013 -
- Christine R.
- New Westminster, Canada
- 296 friends
- 841 reviews
Angelina's waffles are sooo good.
3/25/2013 -
- Carolyn N.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 82 friends
- 131 reviews
i love both! but personally i think i prefer homemade blueberry waffles :)
try nero belgian waffle bar if you havent already.3/25/2013 -
- Shila B.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 175 friends
- 12858 reviews
I like pancakes, however, I make my own GF kind.
3/4 cup brown rice flour
1/4 cup tapioca starch
1/4 cup potato starch
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 tablespoon white sugar
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 egg
1 cup buttermilk (or 1 cup milk plus 1 teaspoon lemon juice)
2 tablespoons butter, melted and slightly cooled
Whisk together the dry ingredients and set aside. In a smaller bowl, lightly whisk the egg and then add the buttermilk. Add the wet to the dry ingredients, whisk for just a moment and then add the butter. Whisk to combine and then let rest while the griddle or pan heats.
Butter the pan or griddle if desired and then pour about 3 tablespoons (or a scant 1/4 cup) of batter onto the griddle for each pancake. Let cook until they begin to bubble on top and they are lightly browned on the bottom. Flip and cook sec3/25/2013 -
- Yvonne B.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 99 friends
- 58 reviews
Waffles! The little squares are oddly satisfying. I get bored of pancakes after just one. :(
3/25/2013 -
- Mark H.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 198 friends
- 626 reviews
Waffles by far. Check out Nero and Miura.
3/25/2013 -
- Jody B.
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 1561 friends
- 664 reviews
French toast!
3/25/2013 -
- Mark T.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 4 friends
- 3 reviews
But the huge dilemma is orange juice or coffee. :)
3/25/2013 -
- Matthew P.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 55 friends
- 51 reviews
Charlie Waffles!
3/25/2013 -
- Billy L.
- Burnaby, Canada
- 81 friends
- 208 reviews
chicken and waffles.
3/25/2013 -
- Agnes C.
- Singapore, Singapore
- 147 friends
- 110 reviews
Definitely waffles. Try the ones at Cafe Medina. They don't take reservations and the wait is always crazy but you can always just walk up and get a waffle to go. The stack of 'em are sitting right at the entrance!
3/25/2013 -
- Joanne M.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 39 friends
- 133 reviews
Stuffed waffles please!
yelp.ca/biz/pâtisserie-l…3/25/2013 -
- Kenneth N.
- Richmond, Canada
- 2297 friends
- 6769 reviews
Scandilicious, just went there today lol
3/25/2013 -
- Jody B.
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 1561 friends
- 664 reviews
Mmmm stuffed waffles!
3/25/2013 -
- Steven N.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 407 friends
- 262 reviews
Stuffed waffles? My mind is blown.
3/26/2013 -
- Raymond L.
- Markham, Canada
- 40 friends
- 13 reviews
Japanese style waffles check out miura milk bar. Very innovative cuisine! There's also tealips near highgate mall for Belgium waffles with an asian twist.
3/26/2013 -
- Carol L.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 115 friends
- 356 reviews
Waffles, without a doubt!
3/26/2013 -
- Kimberlie L.
- East Bay, CA
- 734 friends
- 440 reviews
Neither! Please don't hate... I'm a crepe person ^^
3/26/2013 -
- Christine R.
- New Westminster, Canada
- 296 friends
- 841 reviews
^^^ hahaha, love it! You go ahead and break that breakfast dough dichotomy.
3/26/2013 -
- Reena M.
- Greater Vancouver A, Canada
- 311 friends
- 923 reviews
Waffles! The yummy flavor receptacles in each waffle are the reAson why. However, so far I make the best waffles. Last time I checked, cafe medina made the best waffles. It was a while ago.
3/26/2013 -
- Mark M.
- Coquitlam, Canada
- 22 friends
- 35 reviews
Either one is fine as long as there's bacon on the side. :-)
3/27/2013 -
- Rich E.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 140 friends
- 182 reviews
mmmm bacon!
3/27/2013 -
- Jason D.
- Toronto, Canada
- 166 friends
- 120 reviews
i'm with jody on this one - french toast!
3/27/2013 -
- Kenneth N.
- Richmond, Canada
- 2297 friends
- 6769 reviews
who said where for french toast? ;)
3/29/2013 -
- Jody B.
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 1561 friends
- 664 reviews
I would like a bacon stuffed waffle... does this exist? Gimme.
3/30/2013 -
- Dan J.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 36 friends
- 10 reviews
I choose all the above. But Hoddeok (stuffed Korean pancakes) have them all beat IMO.
3/30/2013 -
- Kenneth N.
- Richmond, Canada
- 2297 friends
- 6769 reviews
@dan: wha'ts inside that korean pancake?
3/30/2013 -
- Taylor K.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 100 friends
- 391 reviews
Hoddeok has usually brown sugar stuffing and sometimes little bits of peanuts. The brown sugar melts as hoddeok is cooked on a griddle. Very sweet and oh so good on cold days when you need something hot and chewy to fill you up.
3/30/2013 -
- Theresa W.
- Mississauga, Canada
- 115 friends
- 576 reviews
waffles ftw! Muira is my go to for savoury waffles, they're so delicious!
3/30/2013 -
- Donovan R.
- New Westminster, Canada
- 11 friends
- 4 reviews
Always Waffles! Nuf said
3/30/2013 -
- Jew C.
- Burnaby, Canada
- 3 friends
- 137 reviews
The big question for me at breakfast is weather or not to have a drink.
PS a couple of shots of vodka and kahula in your frosted flakes is delicious.3/30/2013 -
- Megan M.
- Vancouver, Canada
- 32 friends
- 66 reviews
I love the way pancakes soak up the syrup and get all soft and doughy when you pour syrup on them....
Dammit. Now I have an intense craving for pancakes.3/30/2013 -
- Jody B.
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 1561 friends
- 664 reviews
Damnit Megan now we ALL have an intense craving for pancakes! ;p
4/1/2013 -
- Annie W.
- Burnaby, Canada
- 131 friends
- 199 reviews
I'm a waffle girl myself. Was in waffle heaven when I was in Belgium last fall. Who knew waffles could even be a cookie replacement (stroopwafels)?!!
4/3/2013
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