Pj's Pancake House West Windsor

Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $100+ Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Banana Strawberry Pancakes, Chocolate Chip Pancakes, Gluten Free Pancakes, Classic Avocado Toast, Waffles

The prices are excessively high, and they are unable to cater to gluten allergies or celiac disease. According to the menu, they can only provide gluten-free options for those seeking a healthy choice, as everything is contaminated. I find this hard to believe, as eggs and fruit shouldn't be a concern; they could easily use a separate pan.

The prices here are extremely high. For instance, two eggs cost $16! While the quality of the food and service was excellent, I really can't see myself coming back because of the steep prices. No matter how tough the economy may be, standard meal items range from $15 to $22, plus the cost of coffee, juice, or sides. Each person ends up spending over $20 for breakfast. Overall, the service was good, but I'm not willing to pay that much again.

I've visited several PJ's and I'm a big fan of their omelets and pancakes. This location also serves a good breakfast, but their coffee was disappointing. I ordered a latte, and it wasn't hot, had no froth, and didn't taste good at all. If you can forgo milk coffee with your breakfast, I recommend trying this place. Service: Dine-in, Meal type: Brunch.

The food was quite disappointing! I ordered an omelette with eggs, cheese, onions, and spinach, but it arrived stuffed with overcooked onions and burnt toast. The meal was essentially inedible. I recommend avoiding this place; you’d be better off at IHOP. Food: 1, Service: 2, Atmosphere: 1.