Three Little Griddles

Trying to find a place in Aurora, Centennial area on weekends around 11am is hard every place is packed but they had waitlist and we went there and our table was ready. The place is tiny tiny but the food was good. I got the lemon and blueberry pancakes and they were thick and hot and fresh. They came with a lemon mascarpone which was good. My guest got the quiche which was super thick and a little dry but we asked for a side of gravy and their gravy is tasty. Maybe next time I'll try their biscuits and gravy. Only downside is they didn't renew their liquor license so no mimosas. I wish it was at least BYOB since Safeway is next door.

The food is always good but the one server was overwhelmed! It is pretty crowded in there. The only real place to wait for a table is outside. I was glad to see the outside seating. It was somewhat noisy. Portions are large.

Cute little spot that fills up quick! We moved far away but I can still order thru Uber eats for delivery now which is great! I love their omelettes and gluten free options! Worth every penny. Meals are enough for two and are delicious! Go or order delivery! Been using them for breakfast for over 7 years now. Highly recommend!

Absolutely lovely place for a classic breakfast. We went on a busy Sunday morning but were still seated quickly. Our servers were right over and were friendly and observant for our whole visit - asking questions, making suggestions, and refilling drinks. This place nailed the details. Meals, cleanliness, and feel of the restaurant were all spot on. I got an omelet with potatoes and my friend got eggs Benedict. Very simple meals, but well executed. We also split some lemon aebleskivers which were outstanding. The lemon flavor was sharp, but subtle and was a great compliment to our savory orders. The one qualm I have with this place is the price. Our tab approached $50 and although the experience and food was great, I don't think I would pay that again. All in all, a great breakfast spot, just be weary of the prices.

Food was amazing!!! I got the classic eggs Benedict and my boyfriend got the breakfast burrito plus the ebelskivers to share. Our server, Iliana was very friendly and hospitable. We were thoroughly impressed and will definitely be stopping here the next time we are in Aurora!

Waited 30 mins before a server came and gave waters. Food took another 45 mins. This is not a big restaurant and they were fully staffed. Super cramped and they can't handle the 20 tops they have open. Food was cold as well

Quaint place with great menu, good music and fiendly service. Since 2014, it was originally called 2 griddle cakes but there was another business elsewhere with that name so Three Little Griddle Cakes was picked. Wasn't too busy for a Saturday morning. Ambiance great. Visit if you can. You'll be glad you did.

Cute little place. Chai was good and the food was alright. We were sat immediately but it took a minute to get drinks and food taken. The music was quiet so all you heard was other people talking. All the seats are very close together. My french toast was crumbly. Me personally I don't vibe with that. We were checked in on a lot which was nice! Might not come here again but it was a nice experience!

Three Little Griddles is one of our favorite spots for brunch. It's a small place with only a couple handfuls of tables but the service is always fast and the ambiance is cute.Per the female chef/owner, I overheard her telling another guest that she and her husband are both classically trained chefs and most (if not all) of the items on the menu are made from scratch. The food here is always delicious. Today I had the Banana Foster French Toast which is all made from scratch including the bread and the grand Mariner sauce. It was piping hot, the sauce was delicious and plentiful, and the freshly caramelized bananas on top were perfectly cooked. I also got a side of bacon and a side of their cheesy grits. Their grits are to die for and are the best grits I've had anywhere which is high praise from me. My husband tried their Mac & Cheese which had homemade cheese sauce and was very yummy and well seasoned. He also had a cup of the green chili which he poured over an order of home fries. He said the green chili had decent flavor and wasn't too spicy.We will absolutely be back soon to try more items on the menu. Try to come during the week if possible because on the weekends it's usually standing room only.

No, i don't recommend this place. After waiting 45 minutes for a table, seated by the door, another 10 minutes for undercooked and tasteless food, I avoided looking at my disappointed breakfast guests who had had the same experience. 3 meat pancake translates to crusty outside and uncooked gummy insides. Omelet had no flavor at all and left my stomach in knots. Cut up baked potatoes posing as hash Browns. Bathroom in serious need of care. This place may be in the neighborhood but I suggest avoiding it and saving your money.