Stacks Pancake House
34255 CA-1, Dana Point
(949) 429-2222
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Omg 🤯
On busy weekends parking is harder to find. Line can be long to order. Blueberry pancakes were very good, coffee on the stronger side. Worth the lines.
We heard so many good things about Stacks, we had to try it. We got the Meat Lovers Omlette, kids Fruity Pebble Waffle, and the Cookies &Cream Waffle. The portion size was disappointing, but the food was good.
Good cakes, lots of blueberries. Bacon was crisp as ordered. Just nothing special I guess.
Awesome food. Just watch out, sprinkles added was over 4 bucks!
Best of the best. I drive once a month from San Diego just to eat here
Don’t get the egg Benedict
I give 5 stars for this restaurant from the Deliamar shop with support and respect Great food and great service.
I don’t normally love breakfast places, but this restaurant served incredible food. My spicy chicken waffle was extremely flavorful, and the waffle was perfectly cooked. Note that it was not very spicy, but the good flavors made me forget that. Other people in my party had the pancakes and normal katsu and waffles. Everyone agreed the food was delicious. We even had to go back a second time on our short vacation! We will definitely come back next time we are in town.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Chicken Bacon Waffle
This $40 meal was a complete letdown. I ordered gluten-free pancakes, only to find they were made with Kodiak pancake mix—a cheap, off-the-shelf brand. The pancakes were flat and tasteless, and I had to pay an extra $4 for the substitution due to my celiac condition, which is completely unjustifiable for such poor quality.
To make matters worse, my eggs were served ice cold, as if they hadn’t been reheated at all. I had to ask for a replacement, which should never happen at a decent restaurant.
The restaurant itself smelled foul, further ruining the experience. After eating, I even felt sick, which makes me question the quality and safety of the food. The overall experience was far below any reasonable standard for the price, and I’m warning you: don’t waste your time or money here.
Dietary restrictions: Celiac
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
Genuinely the best brunch in the area for miles. Brunch is some of my favorite food, and I've tried all the heavy hitters around Northern San Diego and Lower Orange County, but Stacks can't be beat.
Just get the spicy chicken & waffles. Do it. It's insane. (Don't worry if you don't like spicy food, it's not death spicy just a nice added heat)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spicy Chicken Bacon Waffle
Excellent pancakes, from the simplest with just maple syrup to the more daring (and unfortunately caloric) ones like this one in the photo! ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Nice Hawaiian themed breakfast place in Point close to the harbor. Parking on the street is scarce so you have to park upstairs and take the stairs down.
The menu is pretty nice. You can get a good breakfast here. Coffee is good. They have an outside seating patio with fire and you can bring your dog.
Big menu is easy to read fast ordering and quick service.
Parking: If you cannot find street parking in front of the restaurant, you have to go to the parking lot above and then take the stairs down
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: California Omelette
My breakfast burrito was filled with like 75% of potatoes
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Kahlua Pork Breakfast Burrito
Jacob was great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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