6 pancake spots in Tampa Bay, FL

Today on National Pancake Day, we’re dishing out all the best flapjack spots.

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It’s the most glorious day of the year — National Pancake Day — and what better way to join the batter brigade than with a tower of fluffy, butter ecstasy? Prepare to salivate as we dish out the most heavenly hotcake havens in TBAY.

Datz | 📍 Tampa, St. Pete, Riverview

Must try: If Datz is the Willy Wonka of Tampa Bay, than its classic buttermilk pancakes, topped with maple syrup and whipped cream, are the Everlasting Gobstoppers.

Oxford Exchange | 📍 University of Tampa area

Must try: Let the orange mascarpone citrus dollop dance on your tastebuds with every bite of warm sugary blueberry pancakes.

Mr. Dunderbak’s Biergarten | 📍 Tampa Palms

Must try: Get your pancakes “potato-fied” (latkes) and pair them with some apple sauce.

Goody Goody Burgers | 📍 Hyde Park

Must try: We challenge you to finish Goody’s ft-wide pancake.

2nd + Second | 📍 Downtown St. Pete

Must try: This downtown diner serves up hotcakes with a choice of Nutella, fresh fruit, or even goat cheese.

Daily Eats | 📍 South Tampa

Must try: Don’t miss the Cinnamon Roll cakes, which are like a warm gooey hug from your grandma, with layers of cinnamon sugar and cream cheese frosting on top.

Pro tip:: If you’re looking for free hotcakes, this year IHOP is giving them away on Tues., February 28.

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