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Pancake Palace used to be a restaurant in the old International Terminal (now Terminal 2) at San Francisco International Airport. It boasted 14 different varieties of pancakes in the 1960s and had quite the interior decor. Did you ever dine there? #SFOHistory San Francisco International Airport (SFO) postcard 1960s SFO Museum Collection 2016.049.001
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