With Pancake Day coming up on Tuesday, many people will be looking for somewhere to enjoy a stack of pancakes.
Shrove Tuesday, better known as Pancake Day, is happening on Tuesday, February 13, and to mark the occasion we’ve put together a list of some of the best places we think you should try for your pancake fix.
Whether you are looking for an affordable place to scoff bottomless pancakes, or crepes and ice cream if you have a sweet tooth, south east London has spots to suit your pancake tastes.
Here’s our list:
Bill’s Restaurant, Greenwich
For Pancake Day, the popular Bill’s chain is offering diners the chance to feast on bottomless pancakes all day for £7.59.
Diners can choose from a range of flavours including classics like Strawberries and Cream or Chocolate, as well as new flavours like Blueberry Crumble and Banana and Butterscotch, especially for Pancake Day, with guests able to vote for their favourite to stay as an all-year-round staple.
Vegans can also try Bill’s new Vegan Blueberry Pancakes, a new addition to the menu.
Madeleine’s Creperie, Blackheath
If you’re someone who likes crepes, then head over to Madeleine’s Creperie in Blackheath Village.
The menu offers an assortment of crepes and waffles with a variety of toppings like Nutella, strawberries and cream and Oreo, with prices starting at £5.95.
But if you’re more of a savoury person they also offer savoury breakfast and brunch options like Eggs Benedict and breakfast baps.
Tanyard Lane Bar and Kitchen, Bexley Village
If you fancy some pancakes in the evening on Pancake Day, Tanyard Lane Bar and Kitchen is a great place for a drink, some food and a stack of pancakes.
Located on Bexley High Street, Tanyard Lane Bar and Kitchen serves a mix of small plates, brunch dishes and a selection of cocktails, wines, beers and ales, along with DJ guests on the weekend.
It’s open from 4pm – 11pm Monday until Thursday, and 12pm – 1am on Fridays and Saturday, and 12 – 1pm on Sundays, making it the perfect way for adults to enjoy some pancakes paired with a drink.
If you fancy some savoury pancake options, their menu includes pancakes with fried chicken or streaky bacon for £9.50.
If you have more of a sweet tooth, their pancakes with sliced banana, maple syrup and chia seeds may be more up your street, especially if paired with a side of ice cream.
If you fancy a cocktail, they have 18 different options to choose from, for either £6 or £9 if you visit between 5 and 7pm.
Crêpeaffaire, Bromley
Located in Market Square next to the Glades, Crêpeaffaire is the perfect place to stop off for some pancakes after some shopping.
They have a wide selection of different pancakes, crepes and waffles to suit you, whether you prefer sweet or savoury options.
Some highlights include the ”Love You Lotus” crepe with whipped cream and lotus pieces, and the “Forrero Rocher” crepe topped with chocolate.
If you’re a savoury person they have options like their “Wiltshire Ham and Cheddar” crepe or a “Salmon and Cream Cheese” crep.
If you’re vegan they have eight different vegan options to choose from, including their “Vegan Brownies and Cream“ option made with vegan brownie pieces.
And if you’re traditional and just fancy a classic lemon and sugar style pancake, they even have that on the menu too.
The River Gardens Café, Greenwich
If you’re looking for a dog-friendly brunch spot serving pancakes this Tuesday, the River Garden Café in Greenwich is an ideal spot to visit with your furry friend.
River Gardens Café serves a mix of breakfast, brunch and lunch options, along with coffee and a selection of cakes.
It’s a short walk up the river past the Cutty Sark, with great views of the O2 and the Thames as you go.
For pancakes they serve their homemade buttermilk pancakes for £12.95 with an assortment of toppings to choose from, including whipped cream, cinnamon, seasonal berries, blueberries, or chopped hazelnuts with caramel sauce and Nutella.
If you’re a savoury person, you can opt for streaky bacon for £2, or ice cream if you fancy making it more of a dessert for an additional £3.
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