
Southfield Pancake House is a cozy, family-owned gem known for its creative menu of classic breakfast and brunch favorite. Enjoy a laid-back vibe with creative mocktails and a relaxed BYOB policy that lets you make your meal your own. Perfect for brunch, family outings, or a cozy catch-up!
Hours
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–1:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 29295 Southfield Rd, Southfield, MI 48076
Phone: (248) 864-8265
Website: http://www.southfieldpancakehouse.com/
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Reviews
I came with three other people, and we all ordered breakfast. Everyone loved their food. I ordered chocolate waffles with three pieces of fried chicken tenders and even though chocolate waffles weren’t on the menu, they actually accommodated me and made them anyway! The tenders were hot, fresh, and perfectly seasoned, and they paired so well with the waffles.
I also tried the grits, which were creamy and full of flavor definitely recommend them. The bacon was alright, nothing crazy but still good, and the pancakes were absolutely delicious fluffy, buttery, and perfectly cooked. The hashbrowns tasted like the frozen kind you’d get from the store, but they were still crispy and enjoyable. The orange juice had a tangy taste that was a little off not bad, just not my favorite.
The service was really good overall. The waitress was super nice, polite, and made sure we had what we needed. The only thing was that service was a bit slow but I honestly think they were just giving us time to enjoy our food and talk, since she came to check on us every 8–10 minutes or so. It didn’t feel rude or neglectful, just a relaxed pace.
Overall, I’d 100% come back again. If you’re looking for a solid breakfast spot in Southfield with great food, fair prices, and friendly service, Southfield Pancake House is definitely worth a visit!
Walked in on a Sunday morning/afternoon. Only 2 tables with customers and I would make the 3rd. I was immediately greeted and seated. The menu is no doubt a bit confusing. There’s like a few “combo” options then majority is a la cart items. Ok. It’s your menu so structure it so. The waitress asked me what did I want to drink. I replied a water for now. Another group of people sat next to my table. They ordered drinks (water) and received theirs immediately. Waitress took my food order. I ordered the 3 for $12 or something of that nature. Pancakes, eggs and turkey bacon. Food comes out, she asks did I want condiments, I stated yes. She asked me what did I want to drink, this time I said sweet tea. She left, never to return.
Mind you, I was the first customer in her section. Then comes 2 other gentleman whom were seated in her area (appears to be regulars) from her interactions with them. They received, drinks, food and refills. So she finally came to my table (15-20 minutes later) to ask if I needed anything. I said yeah, a TO-GO-BOX! she asked why, and I explained the horrible service.
$2 up charge for eggs
20% gratuity for parties of 3 or more. Three not 6. THREE.
Service – ZERO
Food – IDK because I threw it in the trash.
Will I return – NOPE
Dine at your own discretion.
To add insult to injury, when my order arrived (pictured below), the grits were lukewarm at best, the “cheese grits” (if you call it that) simply sprinkled instead of being properly cooked and incorporated into the grits, and the shrimp was diced (never seen that before). The “gravy” on the side was not in fact gravy, I don’t know what that was but would never eat that.
There are two things that will drive customers into an establishment and drive them out: service and food, and this establishment ranks at the bottom of the barrel for both.
Do not waste your time supporting this establishment.
As we sat watching everyone around us get their food, we were never given an ETA or any communication at all. We finally had to approach the woman delivering food, who told us it would be another five minutes, which it wasn’t.
I believe I ordered shrimp and grits, but I was given seafood and grits. I’ll take accountability in case I misspoke, because honestly, by the time my food arrived, I couldn’t even remember for certain. The menu stated the dish included salmon, but there was no salmon in mine.
When I brought this up to the manager, the cook or owner (it wasn’t clear which) came out very high energy, rude, and raised his voice, insisting there was salmon in my dish and that he had seen it go in, just cut up small. Sir, everything in the bowl was cut up small. The shrimp were diced into quarters, there were maybe four scallops, and apparently the salmon was sliced so microscopic you couldn’t even taste it, which is impressive for a fish with such a strong flavor profile.
Anyway, to wrap this up because I don’t want this review to be as long as our wait, out of four people, only three even got their food, and two of those orders were incorrect or missing ingredients. It was not salmon, sir. The staff provided poor service and were rude, dispassionate, and inattentive.
The man who yelled at us even blamed the waitress’s age. She couldn’t have been more than a teenager, and she clearly didn’t have the experience or support to handle that floor alone. He also tried to argue that the hour long wait was standard, even though no one told us that and other dine in customers didn’t seem to experience the same delay.
He explained the restaurant’s operational issues to us like we were the ones who set them up. Honestly, it was trifl’in. And it should be noted that another man who complained while waiting wasn’t treated nearly the same way we were.
It was giving Black Lady Sketch Show Purgatory Soul Food vibes 100%