In the world of foodies, pancakes form part of the list of things which bring utmost pleasure. Whether you are a fan of American-style pancakes, appreciate simple crepes or are constantly falling in love with fabulous flapjacks, there’s an establishment for you.
Here are some of the best pancake spots around South Africa.
Swan Café
When in Cape Town, Swan Café is the place to be. The establishment offers a decadent and authentic French-inspired experience.
Their crepes and galettes are simply out of this world. You can choose between a variety of flavour options including sweet salted caramel, Nutella and even Bechamel sauce. These can be enjoyed with some strong coffee or a lovely cup of tea.
Address: Corner Buitenkant and Barrack Street, Cape Town, 8001
Salvation Café
When in Jo’burg, Salvation Café is the place to be for delicious flapjacks. The eatery is located at 44 Stanley in Milpark. Some of their customer favourites include the Caribbean Flapjack Stack, which is served with fresh fruit, yoghurt, berry coulis and syrup. There are a number of delicious flapjack combinations to try out and enjoy.
Address: 44 Stanley Avenue, Milpark, Johannesburg.
Skinny Legs Café
Looking to treat yourself to healthier options? Look no further than Skinny Legs Café. The eatery offers a number of healthy pancake options including the Buckwheat Pancakes which are served with minted pea purée and creamed feta. You can enjoy your pancakes alongside some freshly squeezed juice.
Address: 70 Loop Street, Cape Town, Western Cape, 8001.
Harrie’s Pancakes
Harrie’s Pancakes has been serving delectable savoury and sweet pancakes for over thirty years. This well-known restaurant in Pretoria offers friendly, fast and efficient service.
The establishment also has branches in other parts of South Africa including Graskop, Dullstroom and Cullinan. Alongside their traditional South African pancakes, some of their sweet treats include black cherries in liqueur, banana in caramel sauce, as well as ice-cream. While it is a paradise for those with a sweet tooth, it is also the place to be for lovers of all things savoury.
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Article originally written by Nomvelo Masango for Getaway Magazine
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