Oven Baked Pancake Company

Claudia S. _{on Google}

Apr 14th, 2023

I do not recommend this place at all.
Please save your hard earned money.
Reasons below:
The staff was very nice but the service protocol is backwards. I hope the owner reads this review and makes changes. This place is being run by people who do not have the slightest idea how to run a food establishment.
My girlfriend and I entered this place on a Sunday morning after walking around the block after church. We did not look at reviews and simply thought it was a good casual place because the patio looked pleasant and inviting.
The greeter did say this is a "QR menu" type restaurant. I thought Strike #1 but ok, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and see.
The waters and the coffee came out in the most beat up plastic cups I have ever seen . Some even cracked. The rim of the cups was like a mountain range of rags and peaks. Strike #2. That should have been my second warning but still ignored it.
Staff came and provided us a QR to scan right then and there. The QR is not at the table itself. So they interrupt you so you can scan the QR to order. Instead of just taking your order already.
We ordered over the phone: mimosa, mango-something cocktail, coffee, biscuit 1, and biscuit 2. Took longer to do that than just telling it to a server.
They advertise themselves as "farm-to-table" but the mimosa was outright undrinkable and we left it untouched. And the mango-something cocktail was made with mango puree from a carton. Also left it untouched. Coffee came out iced when we wanted it hot. Hot coffee came out half filled, 2 inches from the top of the cup. Forget about fancy presentation, these folks here don't know how to pour a cup of coffee, let alone a make a cocktail or do farm to table,
Mr. Owner, honey please go to L.A. and learn what farm-to-table means. What you are doing here is absolutely not it.
They bring the food, plate and utensils out in a grocery store hand cart. I kid you not. They bring it out and leave it there. You have to set the table yourself and unpackage the food, which comes as if it was "to-go".
For us they gave us one plate, even though there were two of us there. Biscuit was tasty but overly salty. And even though it was a large biscuit, it came with a miniature amount of jam and butter. Didn't eat biscuit #2 because there was not plate to set it in.
The music they were playing was appropriate but too loud, with commercials (!) and competing with the music across the street from another restaurant.
Overall, not even remotely a pleasant experience. Food is not good, service is non-existent, and the outdoorsy patio atmosphere is ruined by the loud music with commercials. Basically, no reason to go there at all.

Lisa Scagnelli _{on Google}

Feb 19th, 2022

Worst breakfast of my life. Complete waste of time and money. Cost $60 for 2 pancakes (single 6 inch), 2 orders of eggs, and 3 drinks. Pancakes were undercooked, and meal was sewrved in a take-out container. They require a tip before the food is even served. Save your money and go to a diner.

Dwelling Necessities _{on Google}

Sep 10th, 2021

The most expensive pancake you will find definitely over priced not worth it made my stomach hurt afterwards

alaina fox _{on Google}

Jan 18th, 2023

Decided to try a new place this morning for breakfast. But I have a few issues and some extreme positives.
The good: no wait, beautiful outdoor seating, a physical menu, food was good. Great fluffy biscuit, with gravy in separate container, delicious cookies given upon departure.
The bad: order via QR code, no actual service to order food or after ordering, served in Togo containers-very wasteful considering we dined-in and only took a small portion home, the music- no one wants to hear advertisements especially for things not related to the dining experience. My eggs were undercooked in omelet.
The expected: it's a farm to table restaurant in Fort Lauderdale expect to pay $20 per item. The coffee was most reasonably priced item at $3 a cup. Breakfast for 2 with gratuity (even though sever only explained the process, and delivered food). Was over $70. A 8" sausage and corn pancake, a single biscuit with gravy, the fisherman omelet, and a cup of coffee (we shared everything).
Overall, I will not be returning. This is a dining experience that has a very specific audience, the wealthier part of the area. This is my honest opinion.