Brian D. Carroll, Esq.

"My friends and I went to A Frame for brunch yesterday. We were expecting a wait but we were able to sit down right away. FYI: if you don't have a reservation, they might put a time limit on your table. Luckily there was space at the bar so we sat there and stayed for a couple of hours. We decided to share because so many of the dishes looked amazing!! I got the pork fried rice, and one of my friends got the OG ribs, and the other - unlimited pancakes. If you purchase an entree or pancakes, you are able to do the $17 bottomless drinks. You choose Michelada, mimosa, Bloody Mary. I'm a michelada gal so I stuck with those for most of the time. Yum! The pork fried rice was to die for! And the pancakes were great - my favorite were the Lilikoi Butter Pancakes. A must try place!"

  0000-00-00 00:00:00     Lauren T.

"My son and I were excited to try this restaurant as we both had driven by and saw the all you can eat pancakes. The restaurant is an old IHOP with the A Frame. Inside looks just as used as the old IHOP. The menus is not very extensive at all I ordered the banana nut pancakes with whipped cream. My son ordered what sounded equivalent to chicken and pancakes. Mine cane with 2 pancakes and a teaspoon of whipped cream. My sons was 2 regular pancakes with 2 chicken nugget size pieces of chicken on a stick. The chicken tasted freeze dried and was warm, not hot. When we asked the waiter for the coffee we ordered he looked like a deer in the headlights and said oh man I guess I forgot! Bottom line, neither of us finished our meal and $40 later we were still hungry. Not giving this place a second chance. Too many GOOD breakfast places on the Westside!"

  0000-00-00 00:00:00     Laural C.

"This place has been on my bucket list and I'm so glad I came out of it with a positive experience! My friends and I came for brunch on a Saturday at 11am. It wasn't busy, but around 12 it became a bit more hectic. Since we wanted to do the bottomless drinks (mimosa, michelada, bloody mary) we decided to sit at the bar. The hostess informed us that the seated tables have a 1 hr limit, which makes sense. It's a small family place and with bottomless mimosas and an all you can eat pancake option, it might be hard to get people to leave. We sat at the bar and the bartender was great. He constantly checked in on if we wanted more food and always made sure we had our drinks! The bottomless drinks are $17 pp. I ordered the all you can eat pancakes which is $16 pp (although I shared it with my friends). Its 2 pancakes per order and they're fairly small in size so you're able to try out all the flavors. Our favorite was the lilikoi, but also liked the 3 others: buttermilk chicken, banana macadamia, and POG. I love how this place is Hawaiian breakfast style, overpriced and Americanized, but for the atmosphere it's not bad at all. My friends got the pork fried rice & pork ribs. The fried rice was amazing and had a lot of fresh herbs on top. The pork ribs had an amazing flavor on the sauce with a little kick, and the pork was juicy/fall off the bone. The combo of these three dishes satisfied the sweet and salty flavors we wanted in a brunch, and the bottomless drinks were a great addition. I ended up paying about $42 including tip at the end of the day. But it was such a fun experience - I'd come back! As for parking, there's street, residential and a lots on both sides of the restaurant. On the left lot, it says you have to pay but someone dropped a hint that no one has checked it for years and you won't get a ticket. If you feel paranoid about getting a ticket, then just pay the $2 or park on the street! I like how the inside has natural lighting from the windows near the roof, and it's cool knowing it was an old iHop. Bathrooms are clean as well!"

  0000-00-00 00:00:00     Christine S.