The Pancake Kitchen, Seaham

I love pancakes. With or without bacon and maple syrup. With fruit on and lashings of Nutella. Even just pancakes on their own with lemon and a sprinkle of sugar, so when I found out about The Pancake Kitchen, I had to visit!It's not enough to just have a pancake fix once a year in February and luckily, there's other people out there who agree with me. If you head down to the harbor in Seaham (near Asda) you'll come across a whole range of food outlets - there's ice cream, burgers and pancakes (possibly more that I can't remember too) I'm sure if you're local to the North East you'll have heard of Lickety Splits, the well-known ice cream parlour and hopefully The Pancake Kitchen can earn a similar name for itself too!
The Banana Choco Nut pancake was great, plenty of  filling; chopped banana, chocolate sauce, cream, vanilla and chocolate ice cream, a crumbled flake and a sprinkling of chopped nuts. If you like chocolate then it's definitely the pancake for you! 
The Dutch Apple waffle looked pretty good too (and I did get a quick taste) If you like sweeter, fruity flavours then you could opt for this, either on a waffle or a pancake - the menu is pretty flexible.
You're looking at around £4-£5 for a pancake/waffle which isn't bad and there's a pretty good variety on their menu. If you're looking for American style pancakes, you're better off heading to Frankie & Benny's (their pancake stack with bacon and maple syrup is still a firm favourite) or even Blakes on Grey Street in Newcastle.
Whilst I'm not sure there'll be a better crépe than the ones I ate in Paris looking at the Eiffel Tower before le quartorze juillet fireworks began (I mean that's gonna be a hard situation to beat, let's be serious), Seaham is a lot closer for a quick fix - whether savoury or sweet is your favorite. There's also omelettes, soup and scones available too, if pancakes aren't your thing... though I could question why you'd consider going if you don't like pancakes.
What pancake topping is your favourite?