Some Of The Best Pancakes Around Perth

Sweet or savoury, we’re all about pancakes, as long as they’re stacked sky high. Here’s eleven of our favourite pancake purveyors in Perth.

Mary Street Bakery

Feeling worse for wear and bleary-eyed on a Sunday morning? It’s gotta be MSB fried chicken pancakes. This decadent plate of buttermilk pancakes, topped with fried chicken, peanuts, maple, chilli and a fried egg will cure what ails you. If you’re more inclined to the sweet side of life, their City Beach outpost is serving up ricotta hotcakes with mandarine anglaise, chocolate crumb and maple, and their Claremont store has a version with mousse, berries and honeycomb.

Nic and Kolo

Once you’ve seen Nic and Kolo’s cinny scroll pancakes, you won’t be able to look away. These showstoppers are topped with a cheesecake glaze, and will fill the void in your life you didn’t even know you had.

The Little Banksia

Tucked away down a suburban street in Kensington, The Little Banksia is a delightful hidden gem. Any sweet teeth out there will surely be enticed by the buttermilk pancakes, paired with caramelised banana, blueberry gel, hazelnut chocolate, vanilla mascarpone, candied walnuts, sesame brittle and salted caramel. Savoury-lovers will have to try the kale and corn hotcakes, which go down a treat with smoked salmon, grilled haloumi, a poached egg and some citrus and dill sour cream.

Duck Duck Bruce

You might have to wait to get a table at beloved Freo cafe Duck Duck Bruce, but it’ll be worth it – especially if you’re a pancake lover. Orange Is the New Stack brings together vanilla pancakes with burnt orange curd, toasted almonds, gingerbread crumb, and, wait for it.. poppyseed cheesecake whip. If it’s sunny, bring your pooch and sit out the front – the perfect pairing, pooches and pancakes.

The Little Bay

The Little Bay really is pretty-as-a-picture. Whether you’re an aspiring influencer or simply want a good view with your brunch, this coastal cafe lives up to its good looks. Apple and rhubarb pancakes breathtakingly pretty, topped with almond crumble, dehydrated rhubarb, a mini tart and a tiny apple straight out of a fairytale. Dreamy!

Padbury’s

Take one look at Padbury’s famous meringue pancakes, and you’ll understand why they’ve become their signature dish. These very instagrammable pancakes are thiiiiiick, yet light and fluffy, and made even taller with a teetering crown of torched meringue and honeycomb. Lemon curd and candy is a zesty, citrusy addition, with granola providing some crunch.

Cafe Oranje

What’s better than a stack of pancakes? A whole basketful? Much-loved market favourite Cafe Oranje must have whipped up millions of poffertjes (mini Dutch pancakes, to the uninitiated) over the years – and we can’t get enough. These tiny, golden treats are traditionally served with lashings of delicious butter and a dusting of icing sugar, but you can also find Nutella, salted caramel and more sauces on offer.