16 places you can find the perfect stack for Pancake Tuesday in Liverpool

Flippin’ great! Shrove Tuesday is here tomorrow, March 4, and who doesn’t love tucking into a fab and fluffy treat piled high with loads of scrumptious toppings.

There’s no ‘batter’ way of celebrating Pancake Tuesday than with the perfect pancake but if you don’t fancy making your own, here’s a few ideas of where you can go to tuck in…

Duman

Duman Patisserie on Bold Street is known for its Turkish-inspired desserts and artisan pastries, and their pancakes are no exception. Expect light, airy stacks drizzled with rich chocolate, fresh fruit, and indulgent sauces.

More info here.

Strawberry Field

Strawberry Field’s ‘Imagine More’ cafe is serving up delicious pancakes this Shrove Tuesday including a wide range of toppings, such as classics like sugar and lemon or raspberry custard.

Then, for a savoury treat, there’s a tempting option of wild mushrooms.

Also, why not treat yourself to the American-style pancakes adorned with banana and caramel, berries and lemon cream cheese, or maple bacon.

Find out more here.

Pho – Castle street

Celebrate Pancake Day with a Vietnamese twist! Pho on Castle Street has brought their A-game as they spotlight their iconic Bánh Xèo – a crispy, stuffed rice pancake that’s a must-try for food lovers.

Typically reserved for their dinner menu, Pho is bringing this much loved dish from their menu to the masses for breakfast, lunch and dinner for one day only – available all day on Tuesday, 4th March.

Find out more here.

BAM BOO

One of Bold Street’s newest additions.

Brunch and cocktails, BAM BOO will see your needs are met no matter what time of day. They have incredible some incredible flavours to top their fluffy soufflé style pancakes… the Kinder Bueno is a must try!

Find out more here.

Còre

One of Liverpool’s newest cafes, Còre promises everything from a coffee to start the day to cocktails to see you ready to party.

With a family link to the Bramley Cafe next door, these guys are offering pancakes with toppings that usually go with their delicious French toast, like Forest Fruits Compote with Chantilly Cream!

Find out more here.

Ezra & Gil

A Manchester favourite that has made its way to Liverpool, Ezra & Gil serves beautifully presented pancakes with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Their fluffy buttermilk pancakes come topped with options like seasonal fruit, syrups, and whipped mascarpone, making for a perfect brunch treat.

More info here.

Brunchin’

This cafe on Tarleton Street is offering up loaded American style pancakes with toppings like maple syrup and bacon as well as Nutella and banana.

This is the perfect way to get your sweet fix!

Find out more here.

Albert’s Schloss

Albert’s Schloss serves up fantastic fluffy pancakes daily with a choice of savoury maple bacon and Burford Brown egg, or sweet vanilla berries and cream toppings. For Pancake Day they have three specials on the menu:

Kartoffelpuffer – Pancakes with a German twist… A crispy potato pancake with bacon, soured cream & roasted red onions
Raspberry + Mascarpone (V) – Lush raspberry vanilla compote with whipped mascarpone
Banoffee (V) – Salted caramel banana, Biscoff sauce & crumb

Find out more here.

Organico

For a healthier take on Pancake Day, Organico, on Bold Street, offers vegan and gluten-free pancakes that don’t compromise on flavour.

Served with organic fruit, natural sweeteners, and plant-based creams, their pancakes are perfect for those looking for a more wholesome indulgence.

More info here.

Moose Coffee

With an All-American style menu you can bet your bottom dollar there’ll be a great pancake selection – and you’ll not be disappointed.

Its ‘legendary’ house pancakes are all made fresh to order, and you get a stack of three, dusted with icing sugar and served with Canadian maple syrup and butter – and you can also add blueberries, chocolate and hazelnut spread, ice cream or smoked streaky bacon.

Moose even do special pancake stacks with such delights as their Apple and Homemade Salted Caramel Pancakes and they’re served all day.

Find out more here.

LEAF

It’s a warm and cosy atmosphere, you’re all relaxed so enjoy…Leaf’s American-style pancakes groaning gorgeously beneath maple syrup, thick Greek yoghurt, blueberry compote…yum.

Find out more here.

Fluffy Fluffy

Fluffy Fluffy, known for their famous Japanese soufflé pancakes, has opened its fifth UK store on Berry Street.

Every carefully crafted pancake begins with egg whites whipped to soft peaks which are then slowly cooked at low temperature to achieve the signature cloud-like pancakes, with their famous jiggle.

These are then topped with an array of dreamy toppings. Favourites include Nutella, Tiramisu, Biscoff, Creme Brûlée and Blueberry.

Find out more here.

Cafe Tabac

A Liverpool institution, Cafe Tabac has been serving comfort food in the city for decades. Their pancakes are classic and delicious, perfect with maple syrup, fruit, or Nutella.

With its cosy, laid-back vibe, it’s a great place to enjoy a relaxed Pancake Day treat.

More info here.

Lucy in the Sky

In the bustling heart of Liverpool City Centre, on Exchange Street East, there’s a coffee shop that offers an oasis of calm and creativity amidst the urban rush.

Lucy in the Sky, a quaint coffee haven, has become a favourite among locals and visitors, providing a warm and welcoming retreat for those in search of a quality coffee break.

Find out more here.

The Crafty Swine

Crafty Swine sell their delicious pancakes daily from 10am – 1pm as part of their brunch menu.

Their stacks are loaded with hot chocolate sauce, strawberries and whipped cream… fancy a savoury version? Why not try out their sausage patty and maple syrup stack?

Find out more here.

Tavern Co.

The Tavern on Smithdown Road offers up classic American style pancakes from the traditional maple syrup to ones loaded with Nutella and banana, what’s not to love?

Find out more here.

Don’t forget…. The Liverpool Pancake Race!

Join Liverpool BID Company once again at Liverpool Parish Church (St Nick’s) for the annual Liverpool Pancake Race.

The annual race is designed to see how the city’s top chefs stack up, as they have to complete laps of the garden whilst flipping a pancake.

The pancake must be thick enough to withstand the outdoors, light enough to be flipped cleanly while running, and must not fall from the pan.

The Liverpool event itself was first held in the 1980s before being revived in the mid-2000s – and now it’s back again for another fast-paced flipping showdown.

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