IHOP

slowest service. Over an hour for a table of 5 while a table of 10 was served within 20 minutes and seated after us. All depends on the waitress. Don’t get Linda

Bit of a wait, but worth the wait. Quick service, friendly/​courteous staff, piping hot delicous food! By far the best IHOP experience I’ve had in a very long time. I couldn’t believe the reviews when I seen the 3 ½ stars. This place in no way is sub-​par. If you want to see bad IHOP’s I can take you to a few and you’ll never complain about this one ever again.

We picked IHOP because it something we knew. BIG MISTAKE! The server was nice but a bit distracted. The food looked appealing and taste OK. I didn’t make it through the meal before getting sick. I spent 30 minutes in the yucky bathroom. I wish I would have had the energy to tell the people that came in to not eat there but I think they heard my opinion. Soon as we got in the car not a block away my boyfriend got sick. This restaurant can use a good cleaning and soap in there bathroom. Never going back there.

I normally avoid IHOP for healthier options but after getting 4 hours of tattoo work I needed something. Being so late and having few options I stopped by. The Veggie omelet was good, yes. The Star of the night is my waitress Lisa. Super happy and smiling the whole time. Nothing makes a commerce visit awesome like a smile from the employees. Lisa made this late-​night trip well worth it. And let it be known that all of these stars are for Lisa. Hip Hop Horray.

Love ihop, this one was OK. Took 10 minutes to get a drink order after being seated. Tried to walk up front to pay our bill in cash and there was a long line that wasn’t moving. Our waitress was awesome, once she got to us. Food was normal ihop food. I’d give a great ihop a 4, this one earns 3 due to slow service.

Ok place. Good service

I was worrisome about the wait when we pulled up to IHOP. There wasn’t any parking in the lot so we had to park behind the restaurant at the Walmart parking lot. Not a big deal. The hostess said our wait would only be 10 minutes but I’m pretty sure it was less than that. It took the waitress a while to get our order because I could see she was also helping two larger tables. But our food came out super fast considering the crowd. I got chicken and waffles and I wasn’t disappointed. I mean it’s an IHOP so my expectations aren’t very high. But otherwise I was satisfied with my experience.

I go to this place when there is nowhere else to go, simply because I cannot stand the smell that this place holds. It’s hard to describe. Like a very old food smell that’s lingering in the carpet? I wouldn’t be surprised if I’m right because there are always scraps of food on the floor that are still there when I leave.
They have a nice menu selection. I usually stick to the garden omelette (mushrooms, tomatoes, cheddar cheese. Also comes with a side!). I can’t help but wonder if they use real eggs or not though. I feel like it’s the same type of eggs that McDonald’s uses, so like cartoned egg yolks lol. Service is slow at times, taking up to 10 minutes just to bring water and another 5 for lemon.
I just think this location– and IHOP chains in general– could use an upgrade in design. Like maybe a different type of flooring since the smell here is so strong and your hair smells like it when you leave. Or requiring the restaurants to at least pressure wash their floors to get rid of stains. I honestly believe I would enjoy my meal much more if they did.

If you’ve been to one IHop, you’ve been to them all. We were seated very quickly for it being 10 am on New Years day. Our server was okay, I couldn’t decide if she was trying too hard to be personable. I personally do not like being called pet names but whatever, the rest of the south is still evolving.
Drink service was slow for refills and she forgot to bring an order of Red Velvet pancakes until someone reminded her in our party.
If you’re craving some light and fluffy pancakes, swing by ihop and you won’t be disappointed!

I came in for a very early breakfast before work with my family and a friend. Even super early the waitresses were very nice and the food was delicious. When I finished eating and we left I accidentally left my iPhone on the table and one of the waitresses tried to chase me down before I was gone but didn’t catch me. I came back for my phone when I realized it was missing and the staff was very happy to see me and ran to grab my phone for me which they had kept safely in the back. Friendly staff and great food was enough for me to want to leave a good review but the honesty and determination to go the extra mile for me getting my phone back was awesome. You guys (and gals) are the best :)

My over-​medium eggs were over easy but the whole grain blueberry pancakes were the BOMB. They were chewy and nutty, crisp on the outside and cakey in the middle (not doughy) and the blueberries were great – ripe, sweet and plump – they burst in my mouth with loads of fresh blueberry flavor. Absolutely the best pancakes going – and the reason that IHOP is getting my current breakfast dollar. You have to try them! Service was it’s usual convoluted mess but they tried really hard – it just seems like no one here has a handle on what they are supposed to be doing and no clue on how things should be done. My bacon was pathetic and I already mentioned the eggs – but those pancakes made it all OK because they are so spectacular! I’m a dedicated low-​carber and have been for years, so when I eat pancakes, you KNOW they must be fabulous!

You know how sometimes weakness overcomes us all right? Sometimes we’re brought down to our knees. Sometimes your sweet tooth is running amuck and you just decide to listen to it and go wild. That’s where IHOP comes in. With the accessibility of being open ²⁴⁄₇ it’s a popular go-​to spot anytime of day, but especially during those late hours leading into the wee hours of the morning. I recommend the harvest grain and nut pancakes with honey. And I also usually get the smokehouse combo. This time around I went a little crazy and tried the white chocolate raspberry pancakes with cream cheese. The pancake combinations are always popular here as they are ever-​changing and ever-​evolving.

How in the hell is this place still open? I’ve never had service nearly as horrible as this. I’ve been there three times and always left before receiving my food. Once I left before I even had anyone check my table.

Roxie was a phenomenal waitress. Best service and fantastic attitude. I would come back here just to have Roxie as a server again! Food was also great!

Our waitress (an old black woman) was very rude, was not hospital at all, made us wait about 20 minutes to take our order, made us wait forever for refills, and one point yelled at us across another table of people to «Listen to“her, and was a lot quicker to help the black customers vs white. Me and my friends frequent this location, but no more. We know when we aren’t wanted.

«House of pancakes, really?» I highly recommend going somewhere else for breakfast or brunch. How are they still standing? Well, I understand that people crave breakfast for dinner or for a late night munch. So, if you are desperate for breakfast, I understand, but I urge you to search for «breakfast» or «brunch» elsewhere, when you are planning to have it during the times other places offer it. The pancakes are blah and so are the crepes and no need for me to go into it any further. There is really is no flair about about this place. The only allure? Yes, they are open 24 hours and ummmm, that’s it for me! Beware, if you order anything but breakfast, like chicken… it might come out raw. No pride, I tell you, NONE! IHOP was fabulous about 20 years ago, but have just gone downhill.

New Years Eve Night. Picture my night ahead by going to a IHOP at 8:00 P.M. at night. «It would be a depressing night indeed»
In a sad, sad night of apparent loneliness and absolutely nothing to do, I love to go to IHOP. My sister was out of town for a funeral, and I just moved here a month ago but school has not started yet, so I really do not have any friends quite yet. One might see my situation right now.
It is just the ambiance of the ²⁴⁄₇ diners that gets me. It is an obsession. Strange, right?
When I first walked in, it was a relatively quiet night, but I did not get seated for like 5 min. Whatever, I understand that the waitresses are pretty busy, so I give them that. I finally get seated by a really really nice waitress! Relate-​able, you know? For the drink, I got an iced mocha. I literally drank 5 of those things… Sooooo addictive. For the meal, I got the only pasta dish on the menu, mediocre at best, then the heavenly and perfect short stack pancakes. I could go alllllllll day about those delicious pancakes. You know the middle of the pancakes with the margarine in the middle makes you almost pass out. «Come to Jesus Moment». I am so strange… But those pancakes are probably the best thing ever.
I stayed there for about an hour and a half, swiping away on my phone. What else was there to do on New Years Eve by yourself? IHOP just made those feelings that I so desperately love come to life. I love the International House of Pancakes.

We ended up walking over from Chili’s To Go where they ignored our party of seven. Carissa at IHop was an amazing server. She promptly sat us, asked for our beverage orders, then returned for our food order.
I ordered a cheese burger and french fries which were good. I was most impressed by Carissa’s service.
When I am in the area I will be back again :)

I have never had such bad service in my life. We sat for 15 minutes before I had to ask someone to wait on us. Our waitress was so rude. Her fucking hampster must have just died. There’s no way a person could be so rude, let alone to paying customers! We were terrified to piss her off even more by asking for refills. I seriously thought she was going to replace our food with shit. She was that evil. «Do you know what you want yet» is not usually how I have my order taken. Forget the lemon with my water like I asked. Forget the syrup for the pancakes. My meal came with a side salad. When it didn’t come, the bitch argued with me about it. Look at the menu to confirm before telling me I’m wrong, or better yet, know the menu! Slamming plates and just walking away was her specialty.
We were in line to pay and she ran up to us and rudely asked if we were paying with credit cards because she didn’t see any cash tip on the table. The nerve of some people.
It’s decent food for a breakfast chain restaurant though. I had the glazed chicken with broccoli and my coworker had a ham and cheese omelette. No complaints on the food, but average at best.

My roommate and I generally go to IHOP when we are in the mood for what we call «sad food.» Sad food is what you eat when it is late and you are bored and kind of hungry and this turns out to be your choice for entertainment. So, just as no one goes to IHOP expecting a truly fine dining experience, I must say that I have always enjoyed the service when we have gone.
We actually have a waitress that recognizes us when we go in (we haven’t figured out if she is that awesome, or we are just «those» guys). Anyway, I typically get a carb-​tastic breakfast item. Mostly with pancakes and hashbrowns and eggs. I always walk away feeling that I have accomplished the goal of eating something breakfast-​y without spending too much money.
Overall, I would suggest steering clear on Fridays or Saturdays, but going pretty much any other time.