Café 33's pancakes are to die for. Their signature American-style pancakes are topped with Greek Yogurt, pecan nuts and maple syrup (a great combo). You can add fruit or bacon too, and they have vegan pancakes available for those who want them. Find Café 33 on Exchange Street, just around the corner from Norwich University of the Arts.
The Waffle House
If waffles are more your jam, head to the Waffle House for the best stack in town. This place is dedicated to waffle perfection. The menu boasts a bunch of savoury and sweet waffles, from tuna salad to dark Belgian chocolate; they have literally everything. BTW - they do student discount with an NUS card. Find the Waffle House on St Giles Street in the city centre.
Zak's Waterside
Zak’s stacks are something else. The American Diner’s fluffy pancakes are served in a stack of five, and come with traditional toppings such as fruit, cream and maple syrup. They’re so fluffy, they’ll leave you absolutely stuffed. Find Zak’s Waterside on Barrack Street opposite Cow Tower.
The Street Café
The Street Café is an independent eatery offering a BUNCH of pancake options. If you’re after savoury, there’s everything from chilli con carne to cheese and baked beans. If you’re a sweet tooth, try the snickers bar or chocolate, nuts and double cream. Find the Street Café on Magdalen Street in Norwich Over the Water.
William and Florence
The American-style pancakes at William and Florence come with either yogurt, honey and berry compote, or bacon and syrup. The food is MEGA Instragram-friendly, and their outside seating area is to die for. Find William and Florence on Unthank Road near Tesco.