Comfort & Floyd
Breakfast restaurant · Passyunk Square ·
Diner classics with local ingredients, known for pancakes
Diner classics with local ingredients, known for pancakes
"The diner pancake crown belongs to Comfort & Floyd in Passyunk Square. The kitschy corner spot serves two types of pancakes: classic buttermilk and blueberry cornmeal. While the buttermilk hits the hotcake spot, the cornmeal’s airy rise and subtle texture will ensure you leave no crumb behind. Unlike most diners, they’re only open for breakfast and lunch hours, so if you’re a sweet and tart blueberry pancake person, get there before 3pm." - candis mclean, alison kessler
"The Meal: Blueberry Cornmeal Pancakes, $9 Single, $10 Short Stack, And $15 Full Stack This daytime spot near the ACME in Passyunk Square is where friends catch up over stacks of fluffy cornmeal pancakes next to a mini antique stove and books falling off of wooden shelves. The room is tiny, the decor is kitschy, and people line up on nice days for a seat. You'll always be just a few inches away from a stranger devouring a plate of pancakes, french toast, or a burger so good that no crumb gets left behind. Unlike most diners, they’re only open for breakfast and lunch hours, so if you’re a sweet and tart blueberry pancake person, get there before 3pm." - candis mclean
"This daytime spot near the ACME in Passyunk Square is where friends catch up over stacks of fluffy cornmeal pancakes next to a mini antique stove and books falling off of wooden shelves. The room is tiny, the decor is kitschy, and people line up on nice days for a seat. You'll always be just a few inches away from a stranger devouring a plate of biscuits and peppery sausage gravy, but Comfort & Floyd is worth the squeeze. The burger is the best you’ll have all week, and the plate-sized kielbasa omelet is climbing our list of all-time breakfast necessities." - candis mclean
"This daytime diner near the ACME in Passyunk Square is where friends catch up over stacks of fluffy cornmeal pancakes next to a mini antique stove and books falling out of wooden shelves. The room is tiny, the decor is kitschy, and people line up on weekend mornings for a seat. You'll always be just a few inches away from a stranger devouring a plate of biscuits and peppery sausage gravy, but Comfort & Floyd is worth the squeeze. The burger is the best you’ll have all week, and the plate-sized kielbasa omelet is climbing our list of all-time breakfast necessities." - candis mclean, alison kessler
"There are plenty of reasons we’d hang out at Comfort & Floyd for all eternity, including the South Philly diner's extensive menu, thick-cut home fries, and lack of TVs. It's a great place for a weekend morning, especially when almost all of Philly is focused on their game day rituals. This means you’ll easily find a seat at the counter next to a couple fighting over the last bite of blueberry caramel pancakes." - candis mclean