The 15 best pancake places in London, ranked by price

LONDON ' Tuesday February 28 is Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day, and whether or not you're planning to be healthier in March, it's the perfect excuse to indulge.Shrove Tuesday is the day before Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, which is the 40-day period where people often fast or give up unhealthy foods. Pancakes are a good way to use up ingredients like flour, sugar, and oil before Lent begins.To help you make the most of the day, we teamed up withTime Out to pull together London's best restaurants for perfect pancakes, ranked by price, from cheapest to most expensive.Whether you go for a thin crpe topped with lemon juice and sugar or fluffy cakes with maple syrup, scroll down to find the perfect pancake for you. The price shown reflects the cheapest pancake item on the menu.Le Merlin, Hackney ' from 2.60"The place to be when it comes to crpes," according to Time Out's editors. "Theres a simple pancake-only menu. Crpes are divided into savoury and sweet options, with classic flavour combos alongside more experimental numbers. Try the classic ham, gruyre and egg or the heavenly lemon cream and grilled almond crpe."The plain sugar crepe is 2.60.See more here.Mamie's, Notting Hill ' from 3Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/BQAXBibhoIM/embed/Width: 658px"Heres a French twist on pancake tradition: the galettesa French savoury pancakecan be ordered with emmental, garlic mushrooms, thin-cut ham and a runny egg. The La Gauguin crpe is a flambed banana and chantilly cream, which arrives at the table on fire."A crepe with butter and sugar is 3.See more here.La Petite Bretagne, Clapham and Hammersmith ' from 3.50"Made-to-order buckwheat galettes with savoury fillings such as classic ham and cheese, as well as sweet crpes containing nutella and banana, or crme de marrons."The classic sweet crpe with butter, sugar, and lemon is 3.50.See more here.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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