Richard Walker's Pancake House

Service what a amazing concept and they have nailed it. The ambience is a satisfying for a good breakfast bringing the in laws here next week. Travis was absolutely amazing.

Not sure why there are 1 star reviews, this place is just like the one in San Diego. It wasn't perfect, but it was very good. The apple pancakes are what this place is known for, so it's a must try. The Benedict trio was good, but had some issues. One of the poached eggs was way overcooked and was sitting on a partially burnt English muffin. The Turkey sausage Benedict was a bit dry and chewy. The one with the spinach and bacon was perfect. My wife and agreed that was the best one. Finally, the hollandaise sauce was a bit bland, there should be a hint of lemon and butter and I tasted neither. The service was friendly, but the food took a little long given that the place wasn't that busy. Overall though this is a fine place for breakfast hence the 4 stars.

Nice atmosphere. Great service... Good food. Good for impromptu meetings. Staff is very courteous. Not a "cheap meal" location.

We visited this place on a Saturday morning. We were already very hungry and we had to wait in a long queue. After 10-15 mins, we got a seat outdoors and luckily they had heaters. Inside the restaurant, space is less and it was pretty crowded.
However, food was good.

We ordered Waffle platter, spinach crepes and egg scramble. Quantity was sufficient for 2 adults and a kid.
Waffle platter : we don’t have much of a sweet tooth, and found the waffle to be very sweet. But it’s nothing to do with the dish, that’s our personal preference.
Spinach crepe tasted great with the mouth watering cheese.
We personally loved their coffee, thanks to the excellent roasting and brewing of coffee beans.
Unfortunately, we didn’t try out their famous granny apple pie, waiting to try it next time.
Price is on the higher side, but that is what we will have to pay for a quality food.