IHOP

The pancakes are good, but not fantastic. The dining room seems a little worse for wear. The staff is friendly and tries to get your order right, but that doesn’t always work out.

As far as IHOPs are concerned, this one was relatively clean with a decent cook serving up their offerings quite well.
We went here for breakfast on our return trip home from vacationing in PA. Other than the table needing a good wiping, everything else was clean and in order. Our service was very good if not overly friendly (although she was on her own for some time so she really had no time for chit-​chat.). And as mentioned, the food was well made and served hot.
Overall, a good stop to start our day and finish off our long trip home.

Came into have breakfast. Hardly anyone there. Waited 10 minutes and no one came to our table. Got up and walked out.

Service slow when told I was in a hurry. Eggs over cooked, hashbrowns were over fried, and toast came out late. I love I Hop but this was was underwhelming.

12/​25/​2012 — I’d like to begin this review saying that the food itself was okay, typical. I had the chicken florentine crepes. They were flavorful. The chicken, however, was overlooked and not trimmed (ya know how you’re enjoying something then CRUNCH CHEW GAG there’s a vein or grissle?)
I must mention that the place was packed. The waitresses and manager were very attentive and friendly. The problem comes in shortly after we were seated…
All of a sudden I smell this overwhelming stench from behind me… A smell so strong I couldn’t get it out of my nose for hours… It was the person behind me! I texted my mother who was sitting in the booth across from me, but before she could answer I heard the waitress ask the person if they wanted some food, that it would be free. What?!? A homeless person! Now, before you throw rocks at me or burn me at the stake, I DO have a heart. Here’s the rest of the story IN SHORT:
In the South, everyone has a bleeding heart, especially on Christmas. This «homeless person», who enjoyed a free meal, stared at my 13yo daughter nonstop, and left the patrons in the room with a Christmas story to tell for year… DID A DRUG DEAL right in the aisle! No lie. I saw it with my own eyes.
I won’t post details here, I’m just mentioning it in this review because the waitress told us that «those kind come in here all the time» and that «we don’t know how to get them to leave». THAT is why I give a low rating! I would not want my grandparents or teenagers to go into an establishment where the odds of encountering a filthy, creepy drug-​dealer were high.
By the way, my daughter couldn’t eat, she was so creeped out by the guy, but as soon as we got in the vehicle, she scarfed it down, she was so hungry. She had a burger and fries, claims they were really good.
That said, the staff is too friendly, the food was decent and the patrons wear brand new Nikes and don’t bathe. Diner beware.

I travel a lot and eat at a lot of IHOPs. The food is reliably good and simple the way I like it. This one, on the other hand, did not provide a good experience. My main complaint is the speed (or the lack thereof). This may be specific to my waitress, but that’s part of my experience and if the waitress I had can’t handle the job then she shouldn’t be there ruining people’s experiences. The food wasn’t messed up in any way, but a young couple who arrived after me managed to sit down, order, get their food, and half-​way finish their meal before I even got a menu. I arrived knowing what I wanted, but she wasn’t ready to take my order at that time… more waiting. Finally I ordered and got my food (which was good) and had to wait an extra-​long time to be able to pay. It can’t just be because the place was busy because 1) it wasn’t that busy, and 2) the other customers and waitress had no problems, Anyway, it wasn’t horrible, but I really like IHOP and each of the other dozen+ IHOPs I’ve been to were better than this one.
Also, the wifi here wasn’t working.

Honestly not bad food, a good amount for a good price. This place is always empty, which makes me sad (except on the yearly «Free Pancake Day»). Give it another try, people.