The food was 4 stars. Pancakes were good with fresh fruit. Hash browns perfectly crisp, bacon nice and hot. But the eggs, asked for over easy, they were a little under done for my preferance, but only a star lost. Toast was good aswell. Buuutt The waiter was very, very slow. Once the order was in it came out quickly. Two stars lost for the waiter. Tables and seats were clean, but the floor was awful, taking the average down to 3 stars. Definitely will be going back.
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Lisa E.
I went to IHOP on a Saturday morning with my sister, niece, and nephew. We were seated right away and had really friendly service. The omelete I ordered came out cooked perfectly and tasted great. I wouldn't say that IHOP is the best breakfast place ever, but it definitely satisfies a breakfast craving, especially when service is as good as ours was.
(4)
John J.
I have to admit, this review is based on a limited experience: I didn't actually eat any of the food. However, since this is a diner and people just have coffee at diners all the time, I can add some insight. Basically, this is your typical IHOP. The service was great, it was mostly clean, and it was cheap. I was actually there with a group from class studying - ironically, for my international economics class. The WiFi was spotty but we were able to get it to work. It's on a very busy street and can be hard to get to. I recommend using one of the side streets to go in from the back. Finally, the coffee was fine. They have actual half and half and it was typical diner coffee. Good stuff. This is an OK IHOP - someone should try the food and share their thoughts.
(3)
Kathy W.
The family atmosphere is great in this location and others, and the services is pretty reliably attentive and accommodating. The menu is definitely kid- and senior- friendly. It has something for most everyone. The quality of the food seems pretty consistent. We go to IHOP every couple of months because Granddad loves the harvest grain pancakes. They are pretty good, as pancakes go. The food tends to be a little heavy for my taste. I usually order eggs over medium, because they put "a splash" of their buttermilk pancake batter in their scrambled eggs and omelets. What a clever way to stretch eggs and make them less healthy! For lunch I have enjoyed the grilled tilapia on a bed of spinach -- not bad, and you can substitute healthy vegs for the potatoes if you have the fortitude. Taters of any kind are hard to resist. If you really want to just indulge in some yummy but not-terribly-healthy "food," this is the place. Look around at the waistlines of your fellow diners and you can see what could happen if you make a steady diet of this kind of thing. For those who are super-active and regularly burn up calories, you can probably handle it more often than I can. Bottomless coffee is a good deal, too.
(3)
Ray S.
The servers had so many issues with credit cards. The manager got frustrated and refused to help his employees which in turn affects all customers. I even heard one sever ask ,"How do I make decafe coffee?" Eggs over cooked, bacon undercooked. Won't be back here!
(1)
Alicia A.
Horrible service. I have waited forever just to get a drink several times. I hate coming here!! I would rather pay a little more to get better service!!! I'm not sure if it's every IHOP but this one sucks!!!
(1)
Mike D.
This place was dandy. We went to a family breakfast. Many people in my family hate each other. I'm proud to say that the pancakes provided allowed these aforementioned people to sit and eat in relative peace. Nary a weapon was pulled. My nephew has some violent tendencies, but luckily he is 26lbs (32lbs after the syrup) and was able to be corralled by the staff with only minor difficulties and non-reportable injuries. I had dessert for breakfast, the Nutella crepes in a bloodbath of strawberry gooo/jelly/syrup. I ate it all happily. My better third had a healthy something with pairs of 2s. I think she was satisfied with Facon. We also enjoyed the kids puzzles. There was a long talk during the crossword to come up with the four letter city that housed the Pope. I know you're getting upset thinking it must be Vatican City but that won't fit in 4 spaces or possibly upset in the other direction that my uncle, "Hammer" took us on. "Aint it Italy?" That is what he posed. I'll type it again as he may have imagined it was asked, " Could it not be Itly that would assuredly work so well in the specific piece of your puzzle?" If you ever want to save yourself from thrown syrup and hot, hot coffee poured in placed it shouldn't be poured (ask McDonalds), then just agree with your drunk-at-9am-uncle that Italy is a city the pope lives in and it's actually spelt I-T-L-Y. Overall, okay, but the coffee is a bit hot and they may need to tone down the kid's puzzles.Also, many years ago they fired my sister from here and I think that speaks well about her character, so they get 3 stars instead of 2.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Sam N.
The food was 4 stars. Pancakes were good with fresh fruit. Hash browns perfectly crisp, bacon nice and hot. But the eggs, asked for over easy, they were a little under done for my preferance, but only a star lost. Toast was good aswell. Buuutt The waiter was very, very slow. Once the order was in it came out quickly. Two stars lost for the waiter. Tables and seats were clean, but the floor was awful, taking the average down to 3 stars. Definitely will be going back.
(3)Lisa E.
I went to IHOP on a Saturday morning with my sister, niece, and nephew. We were seated right away and had really friendly service. The omelete I ordered came out cooked perfectly and tasted great. I wouldn't say that IHOP is the best breakfast place ever, but it definitely satisfies a breakfast craving, especially when service is as good as ours was.
(4)John J.
I have to admit, this review is based on a limited experience: I didn't actually eat any of the food. However, since this is a diner and people just have coffee at diners all the time, I can add some insight. Basically, this is your typical IHOP. The service was great, it was mostly clean, and it was cheap. I was actually there with a group from class studying - ironically, for my international economics class. The WiFi was spotty but we were able to get it to work. It's on a very busy street and can be hard to get to. I recommend using one of the side streets to go in from the back. Finally, the coffee was fine. They have actual half and half and it was typical diner coffee. Good stuff. This is an OK IHOP - someone should try the food and share their thoughts.
(3)Kathy W.
The family atmosphere is great in this location and others, and the services is pretty reliably attentive and accommodating. The menu is definitely kid- and senior- friendly. It has something for most everyone. The quality of the food seems pretty consistent. We go to IHOP every couple of months because Granddad loves the harvest grain pancakes. They are pretty good, as pancakes go. The food tends to be a little heavy for my taste. I usually order eggs over medium, because they put "a splash" of their buttermilk pancake batter in their scrambled eggs and omelets. What a clever way to stretch eggs and make them less healthy! For lunch I have enjoyed the grilled tilapia on a bed of spinach -- not bad, and you can substitute healthy vegs for the potatoes if you have the fortitude. Taters of any kind are hard to resist. If you really want to just indulge in some yummy but not-terribly-healthy "food," this is the place. Look around at the waistlines of your fellow diners and you can see what could happen if you make a steady diet of this kind of thing. For those who are super-active and regularly burn up calories, you can probably handle it more often than I can. Bottomless coffee is a good deal, too.
(3)Ray S.
The servers had so many issues with credit cards. The manager got frustrated and refused to help his employees which in turn affects all customers. I even heard one sever ask ,"How do I make decafe coffee?" Eggs over cooked, bacon undercooked. Won't be back here!
(1)Alicia A.
Horrible service. I have waited forever just to get a drink several times. I hate coming here!! I would rather pay a little more to get better service!!! I'm not sure if it's every IHOP but this one sucks!!!
(1)Mike D.
This place was dandy. We went to a family breakfast. Many people in my family hate each other. I'm proud to say that the pancakes provided allowed these aforementioned people to sit and eat in relative peace. Nary a weapon was pulled. My nephew has some violent tendencies, but luckily he is 26lbs (32lbs after the syrup) and was able to be corralled by the staff with only minor difficulties and non-reportable injuries. I had dessert for breakfast, the Nutella crepes in a bloodbath of strawberry gooo/jelly/syrup. I ate it all happily. My better third had a healthy something with pairs of 2s. I think she was satisfied with Facon. We also enjoyed the kids puzzles. There was a long talk during the crossword to come up with the four letter city that housed the Pope. I know you're getting upset thinking it must be Vatican City but that won't fit in 4 spaces or possibly upset in the other direction that my uncle, "Hammer" took us on. "Aint it Italy?" That is what he posed. I'll type it again as he may have imagined it was asked, " Could it not be Itly that would assuredly work so well in the specific piece of your puzzle?" If you ever want to save yourself from thrown syrup and hot, hot coffee poured in placed it shouldn't be poured (ask McDonalds), then just agree with your drunk-at-9am-uncle that Italy is a city the pope lives in and it's actually spelt I-T-L-Y. Overall, okay, but the coffee is a bit hot and they may need to tone down the kid's puzzles.Also, many years ago they fired my sister from here and I think that speaks well about her character, so they get 3 stars instead of 2.
(3)