My husband and I ate at Ravenz Roost (note the “z” in the name) for the first time last Friday. I had two GF pancakes – they were huge and really tasty. They were crispy outside and fluffy inside, with a great vanilla/sweet flavor to them. The pancakes were made with brown rice flour and buck wheat flour (which is GF). I shared half of a pancake with my husband and still couldn’t finish everything. I also had the maple sausage and Stumptown coffee. The owner gave me a GF muffin she had just made, to see how it was. It was a wonderful meal in a funky space (antiques and crafts for sale in addition to the cafe). I spent the better part of the day thinking about those pancakes. Can’t wait to go back!
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Julie says
April 3, 2011 at 8:17 pmMy husband and I ate at Ravenz Roost (note the “z” in the name) for the first time last Friday. I had two GF pancakes – they were huge and really tasty. They were crispy outside and fluffy inside, with a great vanilla/sweet flavor to them. The pancakes were made with brown rice flour and buck wheat flour (which is GF). I shared half of a pancake with my husband and still couldn’t finish everything. I also had the maple sausage and Stumptown coffee. The owner gave me a GF muffin she had just made, to see how it was. It was a wonderful meal in a funky space (antiques and crafts for sale in addition to the cafe). I spent the better part of the day thinking about those pancakes. Can’t wait to go back!
Jenny says
July 14, 2012 at 9:28 amThis place is listed as closed on Yelp