Mmmm... breakfast

Today I went to Little Lucy's Cafe on the north side of Grand Rapids. It was very good. They're best known for having a pancake fried in bacon grease and smothered in peanut butter and syrup. It's called the Ring of Fire pancake. I decided to have it:

It was very good. I managed to finish the entire thing (it's one huge pancake). My sister also had it and she was only able to finish about 1/3 of it (I think we could have probably split one).

I would definitely recommend it to anyone that likes pancakes, bacon, and peanut butter.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's a photo of (2 of) us, with a Disney Fave Food FIND!

The easily appreciated and enjoyed... Mickey Mouse WAFFLES!

Ours were eaten in Tokyo Disneyland, Sept.2007.

Peter and Mike with their waffles, with mine in front, carelessly unguarded. Yum! TPR 2007 Japan Tour.

Here's a photo of (2 of) us, with a Disney Fave Food FIND!

 

The easily appreciated and enjoyed... Mickey Mouse WAFFLES!

 

Ours were eaten in Tokyo Disneyland, Sept.2007.

That's making me hungry

And for one of the best hotels to get an awesome breakfast before one heads out to the parks...

The Tokyo Bay Hilton in the Tokyo Disney Resort area, has a great breakfast buffet, that

not only caters to Japanese and Western taste, but a few other cultural "breakfast items"

are there as well. It's a great breakfast buffet, one of the best I've ever had, from all I have

had around the world, on overseas TPR Tours.

But before we headed into the restaurant, this gorgeous display of Marzipan Art could be seen!

Just amazing, the whole thing.

These flowers were exquisite!

Mine and David's first plate.

...and my second plate. A bit of everything. (o: TPR 2013 Japan Tour.

I normally don't eat breakfast so if I had a bacon/peanut butter pancake in the morning I would probably die.

^ I don't either! But for some reason, and especially when we took these TPR Tours,

I always made sure I ate something before we took off on the bus, or to a park. Then

when I got back home, it was back to 'no breakfast' for me, as usual, lol.

Another morning, another breakfast plate at the Tokyo Bay Hilton. (o:

^I can relate to that. When I'm on vacation I usually get up earlier and I don't snack as much late at night as I sometimes do when I'm just at home which means I'm hungrier in the morning.

^^ I'm not a huge breakfast fan either, but when I am in Europe or Asia...man, those breakfast buffets at the hotel are better than most dinner buffets that you can get here in the states!

I wake up starving every day. I need to eat by 9 or I start to get hangry. Give me all the bacon!

Bagels rawk.

With Lots and Lots and Lots of Lox!

OR WITH ^