[[{“value”:”Pancakes and sausage are a winning combination, which is why people often pair this sweet treat with savory meat. Personally, I gravitate toward chicken sausage over pork, but either way, you can’t go wrong with the medley of flavors that a link or sausage patty brings to a sweet pancake breakfast. Where can you feast on the most delicious pancakes and sausage breakfast? Here are 5 restaurant chains with the best pancakes and sausage, according to diners.
The Original Pancake House
The Original Pancake House is my favorite place for pancakes, ranging from massive, golden-brown flapjacks to my favorite, the baked Dutch Baby, which comes as an Apple Pancake version. “My first pancake experience in US. In Ohio. I ordered an Apple Pancake, not understanding the ‘are you sure’ question from the waitress. This thing was the size of french beret and about 2 inches thick. Took me 80 mins to finish it but it was absolutely the best pancake i ever had!” writes a Redditor. You can get a variety of sausage types, including farm-style pork sausage in link or patty form, turkey sausage links, and chicken apple sausage or chicken links, depending on the location.
Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel pancakes are served stacked, served with warm syrup and real butter. “I’ve never had a homemade pancake come close to the cracker barrel ones,” one diner writes. “One of the best pancakes ever,” agrees another. “Fluffy and buttery,” a third adds. A fourth adds they “are fluffy/thick in the middle and crispy on the edges, unlike any other pancake I’ve ever had. Their maple syrup beats everything else out there since it’s not too boring like the usual syrups and not deadly sweet like ihops syrups.” The sausage is also a crowd-pleaser, praised by butchers and comfort-food fans alike for its chunky-grind, simply seasoned breakfast sausage patties and links.
First Watch
Multigrain pancakes pork sausage. First Watch has a few pancake options, all massive and delicious. Every fall they have a pumpkin pancake that is out-of-this-world delicious, and they currently just dropped their winter pancake, cinnamon chip.. “First Watch has the best for chain restaurants,” one diner confirms. The cakes are “beyond big,” taking up an entire plate, and also “Sweet and buttery,” per diners. Another declares them “absolutely amazing.” The sausage is also delicious, whether you opt for the traditional pork sausage links or the Chicken Apple Sausage Patties, sourced from Jones Dairy Farm. “They’re so good omgggggg,” a Redditor says.
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Turning Point
Turning Point, a fast-growing East Coast chain, has lots of pancake options. They offer traditional made-from-scratch plain pancakes, lemon blueberry, and Cinnful Swirl, “sweet cinnamon swirls with cream cheese frosting,” which is my favorite. You can also choose the chewier Power Grain option, packed with nutrient-rich grains and available in various flavors. “Cinnamon roll pancakes are amazing!” a TripAdvisor diner exclaims. “The power grain pancake was super tasty- I am curious to try making it at home. It tasted good even without butter or syrup,” adds a Yelper. “Shout out to the protein pancakes- I was super pleasantly surprised at how good they were!!” another says. The chain also has a trio of sausage offerings, including traditional pork, chicken sausage, and even a meat-free Beyond-branded version.
IHOP
IHOP is the global destination for every type of pancake imaginable. One diner describes the buttermilk pancake as “fluffy and spongy, flavorful,” while another attests that they are “thick but they’re good. And they taste the same at every restaurant, instead of it varying like a Cracker Barrel or Denny’s,” they write. “IHOP pancakes are delicious tbh,” another states. “I’ll second IHOP. IHOP has disappointed me a lot but never because of the Pancakes,” another agrees. The chain also has several sausage options, including pork and smoked sausage.
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