Pig 'N Pancake
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Celiac
8 months ago
Not celiac friendly 11/5/2017 Update: I have gotten sick after eating here despite being clear about my needs. Today I went again and when I told the server I needed gluten free and requested the grill be cleaned she could make no promises and said even if they cleaned the grill, they won't use separate utensils to make pancakes. She did not recommend I eat any cooked food but offered a fruit plate. It is very disappointing and not sure what the point is to offer gluten free when the prep and cooking isn't safe. My husband and I ate here when another restaurant was closed. They make no promises about being completely gluten free since they are a pancake restaurant. They will supply an ingredient list for their gluten free pancake batter and I decided to take a chance. I always, very politely, ask the waitress to request that the grill be cleaned before they cook my food. They were very accommodating and since it was evening and not busy I figured it was probably safe. The pancakes were delicious, looked like regular pancakes and I almost didn't believe they were gluten free. The portions are generous and my husband ate gluten free with me and said he liked them. I did not get sick or have a reaction. I probably wouldn't eat here on a busy weekend morning, just too much of a risk.
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Not celiac
11 months ago
So happy so see that they have gluten free bread and pancakes. Of course not a dedicated gf area. I have had a cross contamination once out of ten times. I tell them ahead of time I need to be gf. Nothing is guaranteed and My son and are are not celiac.
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1 year agoNot celiac friendly Honestly expected a lot more from this place after all the good reviews. I had a dungeons crab omelet and there was still tendons in almost every bite of my omelet. Had the gluten free toast and the hash browns as well, definitely felt gluten affects after this meal. Won't eat here every again.
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1 year agoAt breakfast here two mornings in a row. A busy Saturday morning, and an even busier Sunday morning. Ordered the gluten free pancakes as a substitution for the toast with my bacon and eggs one morning, and sausage and eggs the other. The pancakes are fantastic, couldn't believe they were gluten free. I get "glutened" often and easily when eating out, but not here. I was perfectly fine both days, in spite of the busy kitchen that many have expressed a fear of. And as I side note: the bacon is some of the best quality I have ever had in a restaurant. I was yummy too.
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1 year ago
The service was excellent. The pancakes and toast are cooked on shares surfaces. I opted out and had an omelet with hashbrowns and felt fine. 3/5 for options. 5/5 for service.
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1 year agoI'm not highly sensitive so I can't speak to cross contamination, but these were by far the best GF pancakes I've had! My husband could tell the difference in taste between his and mine (mine looked exactly the same as the regular), but after 4 years of being GF they tasted "regular" to me! The blueberry with compote was fantastic!!
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2 years agoWife and I both had GF pancakes with eggs combo. GF only $1 extra. Excellent taste. Add butter and syrup and you'd think it was the real deal!
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Celiac
3 years agodelicious Gluten free blueberry pancakes! Homemade and amazingly scrumptious. Don't listen to the other negative Nancys.
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Celiac
3 years agoNot celiac friendly Beware of cross-contamination issues here. Gluten free waffles and pancakes are cooked on same grill as regular ones. Scrambled eggs are cooked on the pancake grill.
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Not celiac
4 years agoI really liked this place. We had GF blueberry pancakes and they were delicious! Our waiter was very nice and friendly. We will be back!
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4 years agoCeliac friendly Please note the GF pancakes and waffles contain dairy. You can order an omelet, but they have to special make it so it doesn't contain milk. Also, we found there GF toast to be greasy and not-so-great. Still a good breakfast, just hard to order if you are gluten and dairy free.
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5 years agoVery good. Tried the pecan pancakes one day and the blueberry waffle another. Both are wonderful. Very nice treat. Highly recomend.
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Not celiac
2 months ago
223 South Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
Good quality diner style breakfast, gluten free pancake (very good) and toast for meals, server didn’t bat an eyelid when ordering gluten free options. Items are listed as gluten reduced as I believe cross contamination is possible. Would come again!
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Celiac
9 months agoNot celiac friendly 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
After specifically asking if they could make their gluten free pancakes without cross contamination and being told they could, there was still gluten in my pancakes (and while my tongue could not taste it, my small intestine certainly could)
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9 months ago
3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Scrambled eggs have pancake batter in them, and the manager who was our server did not tell us. Bad day for our daughter ☹️
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Celiac
10 months ago223 South Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
Our son, who is a celiac, ate here for breakfast 2 days in row. Had the pancakes with bacon and eggs. He did just fine and did not get sick. Staff was knowledgeable and helped make the experience great!
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Not celiac
11 months ago810 SW Alder St, Newport, OR 97365
Very yummy GF pancakes! Probably cooked on shared griddle though.
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Celiac
11 months ago810 SW Alder St, Newport, OR 97365
While the food tasted good, and the waitress seemed to understand everything, I got sick. Really sick. I would not recommend to anyone who is easily glutened.
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Celiac
1 year agoCeliac friendly 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
I see negative reviews so I thought I'd give my two cents. I decided my best bet was to arrive early (opens at six, we arrived at 7am) to avoid a busy restaurant and dirty griddles and honest mistakes made in the kitchen. I ordered the gf pancakes and some eggs and was told the griddle is cleaned prior to each order. I know I could still get hit but took the risk. Staff was very friendly and kept the coffee flowing. Food was delivered promptly and we never sat waiting around. The pancakes were some of the best I've had, and I live in the gluten free haven of Portland and consider myself a gf foodie. Now, considering this is diner food, my expectations weren't high. My kids wanted to eat here and they aren't gluten free. They were happy. And I didn't have a reaction! A good kitschy diner experience. Cute little gift shop, too.
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Not celiac
1 year ago146 W Bond St, Astoria, OR 97103
I was happy to have a gluten-free pancake! I had it with lingonberries. It was very good. I am not celiac, however, so am not concerned with cross contamination. I try to avoid gluten to reduce inflammation.
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
If you are a highly sensitive Celiac DO NOT EAT HERE. The waitress, who was annoyed she had to serve us at all, said she would get them to cook my breakfast seperately. She did not do so. I was sick within 2 bites and was sick for the last 3 days of my vacation. If you are going south go to Newport to the Nye Beach cafe.
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
They have gluten free pancakes on the menu, but admit to plenty of cross contamination. How can it be GF if it's contaminated? I also avoid soy and their fry oil is soy. They offered to clean the grill for me. I hope they use the fat from my bacon to cook the rest of my food (Potato pancakes) The waitress almost convinced me to leave. Should have. Had cramps before I left.
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Not celiac
1 year ago12110 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97220
An Oregon chain with gluten free pancake batter and bread on request.
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Celiac
1 year ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
May be ok for breakfast but nothing on dinner menu gluten free. Hostess not even sure if they can do gluten free
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Celiac
1 year agoNot celiac friendly 146 W Bond St, Astoria, OR 97103
Gf pancakes are made on same griddle as regular Ines. Gf bread is frozen with no was to thaw or toast that is safe. Hashbrowns are safe they are made in there own grill. Scrambled eggs and omlits have cross contamination risk but fried is OK.
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Not celiac
2 years ago810 SW Alder St, Newport, OR 97365
Oh my, they do have GF pancakes and they are the closest I have had to tasting like regular pancakes from what I can remember before having to give up gluten. I asked for chocolate chips to be added and oh yes!!! Heaven, chocolate chip pancakes (also GF😊)
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2 years ago223 South Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
I am GF and I Ordered the Gluten reduced pancakes..( which I was told means Gluten Free) they were super good and tasted like regular pancakes. However if you are severely allergic to gluten this is not the place to order because of cross contamination..
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Celiac
2 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Pretty much like a Denny's that offers "reduced gluten pancakes" which means gluten free I was told- except it is cooked on the same grill (they did offer to clean it so I gave them 2 stars for that only) so My husband Isnt celiac like me so I was too scared to try them but he did and said they were fine - strawberries were decent
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Not celiac
2 years ago810 SW Alder St, Newport, OR 97365
I had GF French toast! This is definitely rare to see on a menu and I enjoyed it!
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Not celiac
2 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
I enjoyed my house recipe gluten free pancakes. We had a nice server and a good time. There is a slight risk of cross contamination, but they do try to be careful.
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2 years ago223 South Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
The pancakes are labeled gluten reduced simply because they are not a dedicated gluten free facility. They are delicious! My kids loved them.
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Celiac
3 years agoCeliac friendly 810 SW Alder St, Newport, OR 97365
A family favorite on trips to the Oregon Coast. They have G Free toast and pancakes, plus several salads and dinner items. Yummy breakfasts all day long.
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3 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Beware- cross contamination. We were warned of that from our extremely crabby waitress. We seem to get her every time in town. The pancakes are very good IMO. My son had a GF club sandwich and liked it.
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Not celiac
4 years agoNot celiac friendly 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Good trashy diner chain food, but no understanding of cross contamination. It was a great place to take my folks, but it would have made my celiac wife sick.
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4 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Pancakes were great! Service was SO-so. They were really busy and we were ignored a lot, but over all they were good!
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4 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Basic but good gf breakfast food. I had pancakes and bacon with no negative after effects.
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Celiac
4 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Really good! Pancakes tasted like regular ones so we were a bit worried! But they were just really yummy GF ones! GF toast was ok. Also had eggs, hash browns and bacon. No issues at all.
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5 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Great food for breakfast. My daughter had pancakes and ate them all up.
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6 years ago3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Was happily surprised to find that they have gluten-free pancakes, which are quite light and fluffy! These are their own recipe according to the server. They also serve gf toast, which is store-bought, but nice to have as an option! Server was very helpful and knowledgeable. Turned what could have been a miserable "no" filled breakfast into a great family meal.
Gluten-Free Features
- Bread/Buns
- Pancakes
- Waffles
Categories
- Breakfast
- Restaurant
| Monday | 6 am - 8 pm |
| Tuesday | 6 am - 8 pm |
| Wednesday | 6 am - 8 pm |
| Thursday | 6 am - 8 pm |
| Friday | 6 am - 9 pm |
| Saturday | 6 am - 9 pm |
| Sunday | 6 am - 8 pm |
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