Flipper's — all mentions

in:Best chicken & waffles and fluffy/soufflé pancakes?2 pts
replying to u/thansal: I'm pretty sure souffle pancakes are only: Flippers, Taiyaki (only on the weekends) and Eggcellent Soufflés Pancake (in that little food mall on 40th in Flushing). So check all 3 out? I've only tried Flippers, and wasn't particularly impressed, but I think that's the dish itself just isn't for me. People seem to like Taiyaki (it's the one I hear the most), but those hours are kinda silly, and it means a massive line normally, and they have like 2 tables in total iirc, so it's basically to go only, which seems like not the best for that dish. And if anyone tells you to go to Hi Collar: They're wrong, that's just tall pancakes. Good pancakes (and excellent coffee), but not the dish you're looking for.
“I'm not a big fan of Flipper's either.”
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postThe soufflé pancakes at Flippers were incredible. 70 pts
“The soufflé pancakes at Flippers were incredible.”
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in:Best places for pancakes?32 pts
“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.”
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in:Best Japanese in Manhattan that's not sushi/ramen? 19 pts
“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.”
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in:Very good pancakes recommendation ?11 pts
“flippers for Japanese soufflé pancakes”
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in:Soho reccos - pasta8 pts
“I've been there and personally wasn't the biggest fan of fluffy pancakes”
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in:Pancakes5 pts
“Fucking Flippers man. Get them Japanese soufflé pancakes and ask for two forks no knives”
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in:Has anyone gotten fluffy pancakes from Taiyaki?4 pts
“Flipper’s in SoHo also makes these Japanese soufflé pancakes and they’re pretty spot on”
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in:Japanese soufflé pancake4 pts
“I would check out Momoya, Flippers, Hi-Collar, and Rule of Thirds for Japanese-style pancakes”
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in:Best karaage in NYC?2 pts
“My favorite is at Flippers – Japanese soufflé pancake place. Comes with a truffle mayo-type sauce!”
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in:Worst dish you’ve had in nyc ?2 pts
“Tasted like an omelette with bland maple cream on top.”
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in:Best pancakes in the East Village?2 pts
replying to u/xunyou198: Second on Hi-Collar. I would love a soufflé pancake but their matcha pancake is so good
“I just had Flippers souffle pancakes and they were fantastic.”
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in:Does anyone know a good Japanese pancake place?2 pts
“Taiyaki, flippers and fluffy”
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in:Has anyone gotten fluffy pancakes from Taiyaki?1 pts
“They're nice, but they're not mind-blowing or anything. Well worth doing once, but more of a novelty than anything else in my books.”
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in:Pancakes1 pts
replying to u/xlaurenthead: Fucking Flippers man. Get them Japanese soufflé pancakes and ask for two forks no knives
“I second Flippers for Japanese souffle pancakes. If their version was more commonly served here, I would never order regular flapjacks again.”
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in:Please any recommendations for breakfast really early in the morning after arriving to JFK at 5:00 AM on Saturday.1 pts
“Flipper's is near Soho, good pancakes and other breakfast stuff.”
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in:Has the service from a restaurant turned you off completely from it?1 pts
“the servers at flipper's on broadway pissed me off so bad. had me on a waiting list for 40 mins and stood there awkwardly before another group of people came in and the hostess offered them to take a seat while they waited”
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in:My week in NYC, how did I do?1 pts
“I highly recommend Flippers for breakfast/brunch. The soufflé pancakes are incredible.”
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in:We’ve lost the plot if these are considered best pancakes in the city1 pts
“I like Flippers soufflé pancakes. Soooo fluffy”
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in:Breakfast recommendations in NYC1 pts
“Make the schlep downtown to Flippers (Japanese pancakes)”
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in:Options!!1 pts
“Go to Flippers in Soho if you are looking for soufflé pancakes”
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in:NYC Plan Ideas/help PLEASE1 pts
“For fluffy Japanese pancakes, you can also check out Flipper's.”
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in:Pancake recommendations1 pts
“Flippers for amazing Japanese pancakes!”
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in:Kouign Amann and Pancakes7 pts
“Flippers”
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in:SOHO food/coffee/cafe recommendations4 pts
“Flippers”
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in:Best chicken & waffles and fluffy/soufflé pancakes?3 pts
“I've only tried Flippers, and wasn't particularly impressed, but I think that's the dish itself just isn't for me.”
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in:Places that serve pancakes all day?3 pts
“Flippers”
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in:Best Pancakes in the City3 pts
“I am not a pancake expert, but these were really memorable.”
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in:Need help finding a breakfast restaurant in soho3 pts
“Flippers”
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in:Has anyone gotten fluffy pancakes from Taiyaki?2 pts
replying to u/xlaurenthead: Flipper’s in SoHo also makes these Japanese soufflé pancakes and they’re pretty spot on
“Second Flippers”
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in:The soufflé pancakes at Flippers were incredible. 2 pts
“Love Flippers.”
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in:Japanese soufflé pancake2 pts
replying to u/abrokebroker: I would check out Momoya, Flippers, Hi-Collar, and Rule of Thirds for Japanese-style pancakes
“Flippers was good”
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in:Best Japanese in Manhattan that's not sushi/ramen? 1 pts
replying to u/thansal: The sorta usual culprits might look like: * Hi-Collar or Bar Moga for yoshoku (Japanese Westerner food). Hi-Collar is a lovely coffee shop during the day, and Bar Moga's cocktail service is wonderful. Moga is one of the few places that does the [Tampopo style omurice](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVgKccixIhQ). * Sake Bar Decibel - divy bar w/ snacks * Katsu-Hama - great katsu and good curry * Sunrise Mart and Katagiri for ready to eat lunches. Both are nice Japanese grocery stores that do pre-made lunch things. I've heard good things about Sunrise's sandwiches, and I love the gyudon from Katagiri. Katagiri is also one of the better options for rice balls. * Okiboru house of tsukemen - people say they like it better than TabeTomo, but I haven't been yet. * Kenka - been around forever. * 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. Yakitori was covered elsewhere.
“Agree with flippers! great suggestion”
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in:Brunch in SoHo?1 pts
“Flipper’s”
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in:5 days in Lower Manhattan with 5 and 10 year olds1 pts
“Flipper's”
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in:Pancake crawl1 pts
“Flippers”
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in:Need help finding a breakfast restaurant in soho1 pts
“Bubbys and flippers would be my picks.”
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in:Waffles for 6 yo birthday?1 pts
“Flipper’s. Walking distance from Tribeca”
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in:Looking for Trendy, Overhyped Garbage0 pts
“For breakfast, go to Flippers in SoHo”
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in:Recommendations for daughters 13th birthday dinner0 pts
“Flippers in Soho is pretty solid.”
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