“I'm not a big fan of Flipper's either.”
5.8/10
AI-generated summary
Get the . People say it's fluffy in a way regular pancakes aren't, and it's the reason to make the trip downtown. Plenty of others call it a novelty worth doing once and not much more. It's run about $19 for years, and the waits and the hosting draw complaints.
“I'm not a big fan of Flipper's either.”
“The soufflé pancakes at Flippers were incredible.”
“Other places worth trying- Bubby’s, Clinton St. Baking Company for blueberry pancakes, Shopsin’s for slutty pancakes, Flipper’s for souffle pancakes, Sunday in Brooklyn.”
“Flippers, Taiyaki NYC or Eggcellent soufflés pancake for souffle pancakes (the giant fluffy things, Hi-Collar doesn't serve them, they just have tall pancakes). Not my favorite thing, but worth trying once.”
“flippers for Japanese soufflé pancakes”
“I've been there and personally wasn't the biggest fan of fluffy pancakes”
“Fucking Flippers man. Get them Japanese soufflé pancakes and ask for two forks no knives”
“Flipper’s in SoHo also makes these Japanese soufflé pancakes and they’re pretty spot on”
“I would check out Momoya, Flippers, Hi-Collar, and Rule of Thirds for Japanese-style pancakes”
“My favorite is at Flippers – Japanese soufflé pancake place. Comes with a truffle mayo-type sauce!”
“Tasted like an omelette with bland maple cream on top.”
“I just had Flippers souffle pancakes and they were fantastic.”