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Pancake House is Keeping Locals Happy and Their Stomach's Full

By: Ashley Hinson
Updated: October 16, 2012
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The staff gets in every morning at 5 a.m. to make sure the food is prepped and ready to go.

There's a group of men that come in everyday for their coffee and breakfast.

The employees said one man has been eating there every morning since the 1960's.

Some of the local favorites include

But this isn't just a place for breakfast, a bible study has their weekly meetings here, too. 

Sally has been working at her dad's pancake house for the past 12 years and hasn't had a day off
since labor day, but she said that's what it takes to run a successful business. 

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