He leaves behind his mother, Carol (Norris) Reynolds, his three brothers, Robert Reynolds Jr. and his significant other, Christine Decelles, and Jessica (Reynolds) Martelli and her husband Richard Martelli Jr., and a loving Grandfather to Zachary and Brianna Reynolds and Evan and Olivia Martelli. For three years prior, he was able to fight the after-effects of a debilitating stroke and remain in his home under the loving care of his cherished wife of 40 years, Susan (Livermore) Reynolds. Reynolds, Sr., 66, passed peacefully surrounded by his family on July 14th, 2021. My family enjoying pancakes and fresh maple syrup at Fulton’s.Raymond S. I would love to hear feedback from you with any more suggestions for favourite places to grab pancakes/brunch with the kids in Ottawa. Of course there are also the many sugar shacks now open, where you can always get pancakes with fresh maple syrup. It’s a good alternative to the Baker Street Cafe, because I haven’t found it to be as busy on the weekends. The Wellington Diner serves an all day breakfast, and they are another restaurant that guarantees to make your pancakes from scratch. Wellington Diner – 1385 Wellington Street, a true family diner welcoming to kids of all ages.There is a more traditional pancake option, but they also make some delicious ricotta blueberry pancakes. But their brunch menu is offered during the week too, and they make some great from-scratch pancakes. It can get very busy on the weekends, so be prepared to possibly wait for a table. Stoneface Dolly’s – 416 Preston Street, this is another Little Italy spot, and it has been featured on You Gotta Eat Here.It’s a little on the pricier side, but a lot of fun with plenty of pancake “pan-wiches” options (pancakes sandwiches). Flapjack’s Canadian Diner – 354 Preston Street, Flapjack’s used to be a food truck operation until they set up this permanent spot in Little Italy.But if you are able to get there on a weekday (and sometimes I do) it is worth it! They bring plates of fruit and colouring for kids right away, and they have such a delicious menu with lots of pancake options. I don’t get to eat there often because there is always a line-up out the door on weekends. Baker Street Cafe – 385 Richmond Road, this Westboro hotspot is one of the most popular, if not THE most popular places to grab breakfast in Ottawa.It’s a great place to get pancakes anytime of day, and just around the corner from the Nature Museum 🙂 They have highchairs and colouring for kids as well as a kids menu. Elgin Street Diner – 374 Elgin Street, this Ottawa landmark offers all day breakfast and a fun atmosphere.They have a delicious menu, with some fun pancake options and a really good, inexpensive kids menu. It’s busy, but big enough that I’ve never had to wait for a table. Eggspectations – 171 Bank Street, this downtown spot is a great place to go with the kids.

The high rise pancake stack at Eggspectations. NOTE: THESE PLACES ALL PASS MY KID FRIENDLY DESIGNATION. If you don’t feel like making the pancakes yourself and you’re looking for a nice place to eat out with the kids, here are some of my favourite Ottawa spots for pancakes. You can check out the recipe for yourself HERE. It’s one of my favourite baking websites and these pancakes are a little more dense and filling and just plain delicious. But I think my favourite pancake recipe is actually the whole wheat blueberry pancakes recipe from Sally’s Baking Addiction. 1 egg, 1 tbs sugar, 1 tbs baking powder, 1 cup flour, 1 cup milk, 1/2 tsp salt, and 2 tbs oil or melted butter. It makes nice fluffy, easy to please pancakes with ingredients I always have in my fridge/pantry. Often I make a pretty straight forward pancake recipe, one you can’t really go wrong with. Making fun pancakes with and for the kids. It’s the day before the start of Lent, and growing up, Shrove Tuesday was always something my mom celebrated with me and my brothers and sisters. I always try to remember to make pancakes with my kids on that day. I just checked the calendar and realized that Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Tuesday as some call it, is just around the corner. There’s really no denying how much I enjoy pancakes.

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