What to Know
- National Pancake Day is Sept. 26
- NORMS Restaurants will have two hotcakes for 75-cents throughout the day
- Dine-in, take-out, and online ordering are all part of the deal; two orders per customer
September has some hot days, it is true, especially around Southern California, where a triple-digit afternoon isn't unheard of, even after fall officially makes its entrance.
But there's only one hotcake day in September, at least if you're talking about a day that will boast deals on the delicious, butter-ready, drizzle-on-the-syrup breakfast food.
It's Sept. 26, which is National Pancake Day, though the people at NORMS Restaurants are putting a notably NORMS-y spin on the celebration (or making it more NORMal, if you prefer) by deeming it National Hotcake Day.
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Why?
Because hotcakes are most definitely one of the popular offerings at the regional diners, and they're not just for breakfast, even if the morning meal comes at the hotcake-iest time of day in most of our minds.
So how will NORMS pay yummy homage to one of the chain's best-known offerings on Sept. 26?
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Talk about buttering us up: They'll price a pair of hotcakes at 75 cents.
This is where we pause to ponder all of the filling restaurant classics that can be enjoyed for under a dollar, but it is a pause that won't last long. The reason is obvious, of course: Enjoying anything scrumptious for 75¢ isn't an opportunity that comes around all that often.
There are a few things to keep in mind, like the two-orders-per-customer limit. And here is something as sweet as syrup: You can enjoy your hotcakes at your local NORMS, order them online, or take them home.
Wherever you plan to hotcake-it-up, you do you, in short.
And indeed, this deal won't wrap when the time of breakfasting bumps up against the commonly observed hour of lunch: You can enjoy your hotcakes at any time on Sept. 26.
Which is, after all, the hotcake-iest day in September, even if it is not the hottest by any thermometer's read.
