Sunday brunch in Midland: Stackers Pancake House

There was a bit of a wait on a packed Sunday morning at Stackers Pancake House in Midland. Obviously, half of Midland was here for brunch. We got a table in about 10-15minutes--I guess that was not too bad.

The food, though, did take a while to get to our table. We waited about 30 minutes for our orders to arrive, much longer than the wait for a table. Good thing I was not starving, although that would’ve meant that anything would taste great! In terms of service, it was friendly despite the busy, busy dining area.

When our orders finally arrived, everybody just dug in. Grandma got a Homestyle Omelette with bacon, ham, sausage and peppers.

Homestyle Omelette @Stackers Pancake House

DD#2 got a Bacon Cheeseburger. A kid-size was a single patty vs double patty for a regular order. DD#2 enjoyed the juicy and flavorful burger. She had the side salad upgraded to her favourite Caesar’s salad.

Bacon cheeseburger @Stackers Pancake House

Hubby got a roast beef on a bun which he said was ok but nothing particularly remarkable.

Roast beef on a bun @Stackers Pancake House

DD#1 got an ultra-yummy Peameal Benedict. She managed to finish the 3 eggs, 2 of the three peameal bacon slices and a slice of English muffin. Talk about a growing girl!

Peameal Benedict @Stackers Pancake House

I tried their chicken and waffles, but to set expectations, they did qualify that it was “Waffles and Chicken Fingers.” The waffle was nice--soft with some crunch and no tough edges. The chicken fingers were just ok. I prefer Pickle Barrel’s chicken and waffles.

Waffle and Chicken Fingers @Stackers Pancake House

Food was good value with big portions and was pretty okay. All of us were quite stuffed after that meal.