Sugar n' Spice ★ 4.5
Sugar n' Spice on Reading Road in Cincinnati's Paddock Hills is the diner-brunch institution since 1941, with the wispy thin pancakes and signature omelettes.
Order: Wispy Thin Pancakes, goetta and eggs, fluffy omelet
Wispy thin pancakes are the Sugar n' Spice signature: paper-thin crepe-like pancakes cooked golden and stacked, served with butter and warm syrup at the Cincinnati diner since 1941.
Where to eat it: 1 restaurant across 1 city.
Sugar n' Spice opened on Reading Road in Paddock Hills in 1941. The wispy thin pancake, somewhere between a French crepe and an American flapjack, became the diner's signature dish from the early years. The exact batter recipe is a closely held family secret. The diner has stayed open under the same family ownership for over 80 years and still serves them golden and stacked alongside eggs and bacon every breakfast.
Common allergens: Gluten, Dairy, Eggs
Tip from the editors. Thinner than you think. The Sugar n' Spice signature is paper-thin pancakes that almost taste like dessert crepes. Resist thickening the batter.
This is the TableJourney editorial recipe, modelled on the canonical bistro / counter version. The first place to try the dish in its city of origin is below.
Sugar n' Spice on Reading Road in Cincinnati's Paddock Hills is the diner-brunch institution since 1941, with the wispy thin pancakes and signature omelettes.
Order: Wispy Thin Pancakes, goetta and eggs, fluffy omelet
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