Original Pancake House - Portland, Oregon
The Original Pancake House was founded in Portland, Oregon in 1953 by Les Highet and Erma Hueneke. Drawing upon their many years of experience in the culinary field, and their extensive working knowledge of authentic national and ethnic pancake recipes they were able to offer without compromise this unique and original menu which has gained national acclaim. The Original Pancake House is a second and third generation family business, which takes great pride in maintaining the high standards that make our food so outstanding. We now have over one hundred franchises from coast to coast, which have won local and national acclaim. Our recipes demand only the very finest of ingredients, such as 93 score butter, pure 36% whipping cream, fresh grade AA eggs, hard wheat unbleached flour, and our own recipe sourdough starter. Our batters and sauces are made fresh in each restaurant’s kitchen.
Original Pancake House
8601 S.W 24th Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97219
503-246-9007
Our signature items include the Apple Pancake, a single large pancake smothered with sautéed apples and cinnamon sugar baked to perfection. To create a deliciously rich cinnamon sugar glaze.
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I’ve often wondered if Chef Highet was formerly the chef at the Town Tavern in Portland. As a youngster I worked under him. I found him demanding, but fair, and he insisted on calling even the lowly busboys (like me) Mr. Albrecht. No first names…ever.