IHOP

Best cornbeef hash omelette. The place is well staffed. Our waitress, Miata, was very nice. One always hear negative reviews with big chains, but at least for this experience, it was a great one. Whoever is managing the place is doing a good job.

Our server Devin was very nice! When you go there ask for him. The food was really great-​nice and hot! Service was very fast; great way to start a cold Saturday!

Questionable cooking methods; three out of four people were sick within 10 minutes of starting our meal. Service was great, but the food situation really destroyed the experience.

Ive just finished playing a game, so naturally Im thirsty, tired and HUNGRY. My friend and I got there sometime after 8 and were seated pretty quickly. We then received our drinks and made the order of (5) pancakes and the french toast, so we could split it. After receiving our food we asked the waitress for an extra plate in which we received like 10min later and by then our food was getting cold. Then halfway through the meal my friend asked for some water, our waitress forgot and we couldn’t remind her because she never came back to the table until the very end, to give us the check. By then we asked another server who brought to us immediately. I don’t understand why our service had to take so long and there weren’t a lot of people there. The plus was the food which wasn’t bad and satisfied my hungry stomach. I might cone back just no time soon.

I never really cared for ihop until I married my husband who loves them. Yet, I can say now that this I hop has changed my view. The service is always good, it’s clean, & the wait is never horrible. I love that I can get all egg white and but pay extra our that I can order fruit as a healthier option.

Had heard that IHOP put pancake batter in their omelets to supposedly make them fluffier. In reality it is to stretch the eggs w/​a less costly ingredient I would guess. Regardless it is true. For those of us watching carbs & sugar this is sabotage. They do admit this on their web site but I couldn’t find it mentioned on the menu so if it’s there it isn’t obvious. Also we were chg’d extra for an all egg omelet. The manager assures me this is not their policy & was an error on waitress’s part. Mmmm?

Best food we had in Conyers! The best service EVER! If you are going to or through Conyers, GA go to IHOP and ask for Francis. He is a very nice, well spoken young man. Everyone there was friendly, the food was excellent, and it was served fast, hot, and done right!

My fam and i went in one night. we had alot of food, i had to send my BLT back because the bacon was not crispy. the server was great tho

DUDE, there veggie stuffed crapes are freaking AWESOME. I haven’t been to an iHOP in awhile and when I came with a friend I thought it was going to be the norm but when I saw that I thought «why not» and glad I made the choice. It’s stuff with spinach, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, all that good stuff and covered in a horseradish sauce and if you add some hash browns to it you WILL be falling asleep when you get home and sit down. I urge you to try it out and if you don’t like it the refund is on iHOP, lol.

We were visiting our Chiropractor and decided to stop by IHOP and have a quick breakfast.
Imagine my reaction when I read in their menu that their omelet starts off with eggs AND wheat pancake batter! What in the world?!
Pancake batter in omelets? The menu states that this ‘helps’ to make the omelet fluffy.
I know, I know. You’re thinking ‘it’s IHOP, what do you expect?’
So, I ordered a salad for breakfast instead.
I tasted my husband’s omelet and the ‘egg’ texture was definitely thicker and heavier.
Methinks (I don’t normally use this word) that IHOP is just trying to cut the corners around the expenditure monster to save some dinero. Either that or they have a deal with the pancake batter mafia.
Ick. That’s my last visit to IHOP by the way. I’m so ashamed.