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Home » Building Tri-Cities » The Original Pancake House opens second Tri-City location

The Original Pancake House opens second Tri-City location

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July 16, 2018
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A second The Original Pancake House is serving breakfast all day in the Tri-Cities.

The new restaurant in south Richland opened this month in front of Yoke’s Fresh Market at 424 Keene Road.

The $1.8 million restaurant will serve full-service breakfasts. Everything is made from scratch daily, including all syrups, batters and toppings. The pancakes are crafted using a traditional sour starter.

In addition to pancakes, customers will find eggs, crêpes, French toast, waffles and meat on the menu.

The new 4,500 square feet restaurant features an 810-square-foot outdoor patio.

FDM Construction & Development of Kennewick was the contractor.

The design team included Richland’s N2K Design, architect; Knutzen Engineering of Kennewick; and Puyallup’s Black Rock Industries for theming.

BDE Holding Co. which also operates the Kennewick restaurant, which opened in April 2017, owns the franchise, as well as restaurants in the Tacoma area.

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