Name: McLachlan Family Maple Syrup & Pancake House
Address: 10279 Lamont Dr, Komoka, ON N0L 1R0, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 519-666-1846

McLachlan Family Maple Syrup & Pancake House is a restaurant, located at 10279 Lamont Dr, Komoka, ON N0L 1R0, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 519-666-1846, visit their website mclachlansyrup.ca for more detailed information.

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10279 Lamont Dr, Komoka, ON N0L 1R0

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Added by Jopie, at 04 March 2017

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday 4:00 – 4:15 AM

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Mike Lessard

09 June 2017

This is a regular stop for us every Maple season. Always busy and a great place for a pancake and sausage breakfast.
Bren Done

27 March 2017

Adult brunch is a bit overpriced but the maple syrup makes up for it. The coffee is not good. Great place for kids.
Brad Mills

12 March 2017

A really old fashioned experience. They actually tap the trees on the property to make maple syrup.

You buy "tokens" then give them to the cooks in exchange for food. $12.50 gets you an all you can eat pancake, sausage and ham meal with beans, potatoes and a fruit cup. Drinks included.

Kids meal is $7.50 and pancakes can be ordered separate.

I was able to just get a second plate for $2.00 that my daughter are from, since she was only going to eat a pancake or 2.

My wife was happy to hear they had gluten free asusages.

Outside you can tour the property including some old fashioned syrup pumps and boiling pans.

There's $1 horse rides if you're into that.

Definitely a fun experience - the food is average, and you eat with paper plates and plastic utensils - the inside is sensory overload with hundreds of tacky signs everywhere.

The interior decorator must have been a fan of Larry The Cable Guy, featuring hillbilly slogans like "save the whales, collect the whole set" and "if I want your opinion I'll give it to you" which make you feel like you've entered a bygone era when this brand of comedy was more widespread.

It's all in good fun, but if you are a social justice warrior easily triggered by politically incorrect humor, maybe don't come here.
Sarah Elizabeth

11 March 2017

Great good ! Lots of fun ! Playground. Lots for the kids to do. Overall great experience for everyone.
Ann Dickey

11 March 2017

Open during the month of March for sugar bush pancake breakfast. Homemade sausage from Ontario pork, ham, tasty home fries and pancakes with as much butter and syrup as you could want. Little store off the indoor picnic dining area. Cutesy country decor. Decent food, but many of their maple products were old and hard in the store which was disappointing.