Pancake Day 2012: restaurants serving pancakes

We track down London's best places for pancakes this year

Pancakes are available all year round, but Shrove Tuesday (21 February in 2012) is the ‘Fat Tuesday’ in Christian tradition when rich ingredients are used up before the fast of Lent. Prepare for a battering at these pancake venues.

Annie Lund

Pancakes served weekends only

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The Delaunay

55 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4BB (020 7499 8558)

This ‘grand café’ (brasserie) in the Continental mould has some of the most sought-after tables in London right now. The weekend brunch menu includes a pancake section, with fillings such as maple syrup, bacon or blueberries and crème fraîche.
See The Delaunay venue details
Penk's

79 Salusbury Road, London, NW6 6NH (020 7604 4484)

This Queen’s Park restaurant opens for breakfast at the weekend, when it serves up beautiful pancakes with mixed berries and maple syrup or chocolate sauce.
See Penk's venue details

Pancakes served daily

Breakfast Club

12-16 Artillery Lane, London, E1 7LS (020 7078 9633)

This all-day diner has huge breakfast and brunch offerings, but also offers sweet or savoury pancakes, served all-day. There are branches in Soho, Islington, Hoxton and Spitalfields.
See Breakfast Club venue details
Crepe Affaire

173 Wardour St, London, W1F 8WT

A good range of sweet and savoury fillings is offered at this fast food café chain, along with a small selection of pastries including waffles. The crepes are filled then reheated to order, and the service is quick and friendly. There are also branches in Spitalfields, Hammersmith, Westfield London, Westfield Stratford, and St Pancras Station.
See Crepe Affaire website
Chez Lindsay

11 Hill Rise, Richmond, Surrey, TW10 6UQ (020 8948 7473)

If you’re in search of authentic Breton galettes, visit this Richmond bistro. The menu offers a range of excellent buckwheat pancakes including fillings of creamy leeks with scallops or melted cheese and ratatouille as well as a number of sweet crepes.
See Chez Lindsay venue details
Riding House Café

43 Great Titchfield Street, London, W1W 7PQ (020 7927 0840)

The breakfast menu at this trendy Fitzrovia brasserie includes buttermilk pancakes served with berries, vanilla clotted cream and maple syrup. The juice and smoothie choice is exellent too, and the place is kitted out head-to-toe in salvaged furniture.
See Riding House Café venue details
Soho Creperie

63 Dean St, London, W1D 4QG (020 7437 0071)

This new creperie (opened in late 2011) offers a huge range of fillings, from tartiflette (potato, cheese, lardons) to chicken and peanut butter. They happily take requests for variations too. There’s a good selection of sundaes and smoothies, though the crepes are so filling you might not have room for them. Their sister branch, the original, is in South Kensington.
See Soho Creperie venue details

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By Ming - Mar 1 2012

Check out My Old Dutch - there are three branches - High Holborn, Kings Road and Kensington Chruch Street

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By Meghan's Guilty Pleasures Travel Blog - Feb 20 2012

Soho Creperie looks decadent!

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By Simply Scrumptious Crepes and Shakes - Feb 18 2012

For the best crepes in London come to Simply Scrumptious, 226 Station Road, Edgware, HA8 8EE. No need to book, just come and enjoy the fun on pancake day and every day! 02089054278