Kappy's Pancake House

basics for the challenged: 7200 Dempster, Morton Grove Due east from Lutheran General (847) 470-1900

There is Zen Master artwork from Kappy's here

I think we scared our waiter. His exact words were "Oh, my god . . ."

TC: We were more than a little giddy the night we went to Kappy's. My father used to take me to this place. I hadn't been here since I was seven (I'm seventeen now) and I'm really glad we found it. The food is warm and yummy, (the fries are not exceptional but still pretty good) the waitstaff is patient and friendly, and the big guy who runs the place gave us lollipops on the way out. Our waiter kept walking up to strange scenarios like Zen Master waving a sausage in Queenie's face. I hope we tipped him enough . . .Rating: 8

It started when she turned a sausage into a stogie . . .

Sean:  Mwahahahahah this place is odd only because of the staff.  They have to be the oddest people i have seen other than myself, one is obsessive of lolly pops and the other just looks at us funny. . . but there is probably a good reason for that.  HAHA its queenie-------------> Rating: 7

Brian: Kappy's was cool, but there were too many old people. Actually, there were less old people  than the Captain's Quarters, so it was okay. The waiters were really cool, and we scared them. The club sandwich I had was no better than anyplace else, though, in fact <homer simpson> the turkey's a little dry.  THE TURKEY'S A LITTLE DRY!?!</homer simpson> Rating: 6

But playing with food aside, Sean had waffles and Pandy had mostaccoli. (Is that how you spell it?) It came in a fearsome serving and she and Brian together barely dented the top.

This smile in itself is fattening.

Not only does Sean drink maple syrup through a straw, Zen Master drinks ketchup out of the packet and Queenie drinks half-n-half. Between the whole posse we can finish the condiments before the food ever arrives.

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