Ol' South Pancake House

I chose their popular German pancakes and didn't like them. The pancakes were way too sweet that I could literally taste the diabetes. It's funny because I specifically asked for no powdered sugar but they still added it anyways. Our server was nice but maybe a notepad would be better than just memorizing the order. My wife didn't have a good experience either when she called the restaurant to ask if the biscuits and gravy had eggs in it. They told her no on the phone but said yes after we ordered them in the restaurant. She's allergic to eggs by the way. I will try again and the next time I'll ask again for no sugar and maybe no lemon either on my German pancake.

The wife has been craving some breakfast food for dinner for sometime. We looked at some options and decided on this Ol Pancake House after and lengthy discussion lol I decided to get the classic Denver Omelet which came with the normal diced ham, green peppers, onions and bell peppers which came to $10.79 which is not a bad price at all. I also added biscuits and gravy with sausage at $5.29. Would have to say that my Denver Omelet was just ok. I did really enjoy the biscuits and gravy though Our server Michael T was top notch very attentive and gave top notch service The ambience is typical of a breakfast place, but a fun highlight was the robot that brought out our food having Christmas music playing, which was super fun! I do want to come back and try their famous Dutch baby (German Pancake) which we found out after that it's their staple in the restaurant. With 3 people and only a total bill of $44.00 is not bad at all!

I went here to have breakfast with my friends on New Year's Day. The place was busy and staff was extremely friendly! When I think of southern food (as the restaurant name says) I immediately think flavorful! Unfortunately, this was not where it was at! Seating was quick and our server was very attentive to our needs. The food was brought out in a reasonable amount of time and it was warm but the flavor was lacking. Presentation was nice, we got what we ordered but the flavor fell very flat. The Dutch sampler was all the same base with simple different toppings that didn't leave desire to try the next one, the pancakes were fluffy but lacked any sweetness and were extremely bland. The turkey bacon wasn't crispy and was sad. The eggs were basic hotel scrambled eggs you could find anywhere that were very underwhelming and the only thing we enjoyed was the fresh fruit we requested to top things off. The waffle was a basic machine made waffle, not even looking homemade or restaurant made. I was hoping to like this place to add it as a frequent to bring guests since we like to show off our neck of the woods but it just didn't give me a desire to even look back. We did love their service and the staff was great so we tipped well simply on that, however the food is lacking greatly and it's not that I have a sweet tooth or am picky, it was just very sad and disappointing to see I was getting "motel" style food at a breakfast restaurant. If that's what you're looking for, then check them out. You'll enjoy the cozy feel of it. Otherwise, the food will just disappoint you. Go in with an open mind, it might be for you, it definitely was and is not for us. I would love to give more stars on service alone but this is a food review so I have to keep it real.

Just go. Excellent menu, great service, clean establishment. A wide variety of food on the menu, so everyone can get what they want. The sausage gravy reminds me of my mom's amazing gravy. Delicious.

My wife and I have never been to ol pancake house and were excited to try it. As you see in my picture, we tried almost everything (except what they're known for) and were pretty disappointed. Pros: our waitress was very kind and accommodating and it was very empty. They also have a robot serve you your food, which I thought was a little strange but can be fun for others. The chicken in my Chicken n Waffles meal was very flavorful and saved the meal. Cons: waffles were recommended over the pancakes and they were very bland with little to no flavor. The fruit was old and the line cooks had cut out the "bad parts" of the fruit and still served it to us. The coffee bacon, turkey bacon and eggs were nothing to write home about and the biscuits were dry and over cooked. I think we were hoping to have a "local Cracker Barrel" experience and got a sad and overpriced meal. Again, we didn't get the pancakes at a pancake house and maybe that was our mistake. Would recommend visiting Cracker Barrel, Our Place or Elks Diner if you're looking for quality for a good price.

I LOVE the Ol' South Pancake House in Fort Worth. I in fact used to coerce my ex wife into driving 4 hours by simply serving her coffee in a branded mug. That didn't work? Me sipping my beverages out of said cup in photographs to until she relented. Present day my GF loves it too; an integral part of any visit to the metroplex. 3am the morning we're gonna head north and I already am awake and ready to roll. Make some tea for my teen and a quick shower and we made it to the Burleson location at 8:30am. Cute downtown and the restaurant fits right in. Nice space; similar format to the FW location. German pancakes here I come! Prepared tableside; for this visit they were perfect. This bumped the star rating up. Not so perfect items accompanied them unfortunately.Scrambled eggs...I've had better at fast food restaurants. Hibachi style chopped into oblivion; wished I got a pic because I took one bite and moved the dish to the other side of the table for disposal. Zero fluff and flavorless! Kill Bill 3?Biscuits spent too much time in the oven and weren't the golden tops they were supposed to be. Gravy was acceptable as was the service; off day I hope. I love this mini chain (2 restaurants). Stop killing signature items! I wanna love you!

As a young child, I pestered my Slovak grandmother to "make big pancakes grandma, please!" I didn't know at that age that she was serving up crapes, on which butter was melted, sugar sprinkled lightly, the crape folded up like a tootsie roll and cut into little "tires". My God, they were good. Well, this past week I ordered small Dutch Babies, asked the waitress to hold the fruit and powdered sugar. You know where I'm going with this, don't you?As I neared the end of my little "tire slices", I wished I had ordered two modified Dutch Babies. Just a great way to break your diet-fast.

We had great service, a really nice breakfast with leftovers for the next day. Seated very quickly and it was packed. My soft scrambled eggs were PERFECT. Biscuits and gravy my hubbie really enjoyed. Instead of bacon or sausage, I had the grilled jalapeño cheese sausage!!! DELICIOUS. Only meh I felt was I wanted blueberries in my waffles.... I got thawed frozen blueberries on top of my waffle which made the center a soggy bleeech. So note for others- they do NOT put fresh blueberries into the waffles and cook it. My mistake for not asking. A big surprise my hubbie noticed the MINI PIES by the cashier. OMGOSH- the Dutch apple crumb pie - my mother and I loved it!! Give it a try . This is a solid place to come to, reasonably priced and friendly service.

Food was not hot seem like it was reheated. Overpriced side items paid $9 just for macaroni and cheese that want even fresh. Not worth it at all.

Great Service and food ! 5 stars for Carmen ! She was so friendly. The whole place is so nice and welcoming.