Hunter's Maple Products

The Hunter family, originally from Scotland, came to what is now known as Spencerville in 1821. Andrew and Janet, along with five of their eight children, settled on a 100 acres on Lot 21, Concession 5.Their third child, Andrew Jr., is the great, great, great grandfather of the current owner and operator, John Hunter.7 Generations of Maple Syrup - Andrew Jr.’s eldest son, John, was the first to begin tapping for syrup on Hunter lands. Over the years the location of the main building has changed, being built in it’s current location and becoming a fully operational business in 1973. A restaurant, known as the Pancake House, was added to the business in 1979.Today, the 7th generation of the Hunter family, Jake, Delaney, Malley, Kadynn, Drew, and twins Bryleigh and Rowyn can be found working in the Pancake House, helping grandpa to wipe down tables and mix pancake batter.

Food was fantastic, the atmosphere was the same. Even my kids 13 and 10 thought the same. We were very happy with our meal. The icing on the cake was the maple treats available for purchase. (Fudge, cookies ect) They had it all in singles. So you could buy 1 piece or 10 or 20. Whatever you want. Perfect for a family with kids, who might just want one small treat per kid. This made it really affordable and easy to treat the kids with whatever they wanted. Without breaking the bank. This is my new favorite sugar bush.

Went to buy maple candies and syrup close to closing time. It was a quick fix getting homemade maple things.

Stopped in for some breakfast and really enjoyed the pancakes and maple syrup as well as the sausage and bacon it was so yummy.

Food was fantastic. Rough cabin kinda vibe.Staff was very pleasant.We went on a sunday. It was very busy but the lune moved fairly quickly and tables opened up.

Hunter's Maple Bush is my favorite pancake place. Family owned and operated, they serve up one of the most quintessential Canadian experiences you'll ever have. I love my maple syrup, and they have the best syrup I've ever tasted.

Great pancakes & of course Maple Syrup. A very welcoming family atmosphere.

Sadly our visit was very dissatisfying. We were looking forward to it.upon entering there was no direction on how to order until we settled at our table. Next to no interaction with staff as they were all busy entertaining each other. Pancake was a generous size and the bacon and sausage were ok. Coffee was the worst ever had tasted and could not drink it. Small portion of syrup. Pancake had an after taste of old veg oil.

Fantastic food and maple products. Best pancakes around. Real plates and forks would definitely make it better though.

A 50 year old hidden gem in a hidden away cabin in the woods. It's a great find outside Spencerville. The pancakes are great and so is the syrup. On the drive in you see all the syrup lines leading you to the main building. They provide a cafeteria style/serve yourself breakfast thats not hard to figure out. Manage your expectations as this is about the product and a great relaxing meal. They are able to host groups and sell all the usual syrup