Grandma’s Pancake House
About
Grandma’s Pancake House is the best place to spend your leisure time tasting delicious food and enjoying the nice atmosphere. After visiting our restaurant you will definitely have a wish to come back!
Location
Adress: 405 S Willow Ave, Cookeville, TN 38501
Phone: (931) 520-8354
Work Hours
Reviews
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Jennifer Klein
My son and I tried this place today for the first time and was not impressed at all. My son ordered an egg white western omelette. It looked really good until he got closer to the middle and it was raw. The egg whites weren't cooked!! When we brought it to the waitress attention, she laughed took his plate and gave us a bill for everything! I ordered a side of bacon and it was raw also. Biscuits and gravy on a saucer nope. Place needs a serious cleaning also before I'll come back to try it again. Being a former waitress, someone needs to retrain these ladies.
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Zach McLain
The single best breakfast I have ever had. The omelet was the size of a dinner plate and it came with three pancakes I had to take home. I have had my share of omelettes and this was the most fluffy amazing one I’ve ever had. Each bite was excruciatingly tasty. I ate well past what my stomach could handle. Oh and the hot chocolate is bomb.
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Bill Davis
My brother and I stopped by our first time this morning and both ordered Western Omelettes that were the size of a catchers mitt, fluffy and very tasty. He opted for toast instead of the pancakes and I had home fries and it was all we could do to finish it all off, and we're both big eaters! Definitely worth checking out, I highly recommend them!
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Michelle Hunt
This place was amazing!! Ordered a special order omelet with the pancakes. Order was out right away. Portions are more than enough to share!! Everything was delicious. My waitress, Julie, was pleasant, very attentive and helpful. Would definitely recommend and return if I'm ever in the area again.
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C. Daniel Mobley
Absolutely over priced, horrible tasting food, with even worse customer service. 1st there were only 8 tables being served so this place was not busy at all. After ordering a $9.95 omelet that had more air than meat or cheese in it and was overcooked, my toast arrived 10 minutes before the omelet. My wife's eggs Benedict came with "Potato cakes" that she described as tasting like flattened cakes of used oil. No amount of syrup helped. The Benedict with its "homemade sauce" tasted and looked just like what you can buy from a grocery store. Knorr would be the brand. Drinks were never refilled as well. The best part of eating here was the conversation with the hostess as we were paying and leaving the restaurant.