Pancakes for Breakfast

Are you looking for the best pancakes in Sacramento? We're the city that is home to the Pancake Circus for 58 years, but their pancakes are so-so. You'll find the Sacramento's best breakfast at restaurants like Bacon & Butter, where the chefs believe in hands-on artisan cooking. They make everything from scratch and shop at local farmers markets for the finest, freshest ingredients. The restaurant is recognized by several publications, and the Sacramento Bee says that the "menu is robust and the food is unlike anything else in town." The pancakes, perfectly cooked, made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes in rotating flavors like blueberry ricotta and pumpkin bacon that just might be the best flapjacks in town are a customer favorite, and they're topped with maple syrup, diced fruit, and whipped butter.

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