IHOP

First, I got here at 2:00 pm. I’m not kidding, I was the only customer in the section they put me in. Surprisingly, I was seated in the section they were cleaning. So I got to enjoy listening to the vacuum. Luckily they finished before my food got there, or I’m pretty sure that’s a health code violation.
Second, it took 30 minutes to get my food. But, it was good so that’s why I gave it 3 stars. My server was sweet, but not terribly efficient.
Third, and this is what really bothered me, the staff was loudly joking with each other, sitting in the dining room section with me. There’s this whole restaurant, and staff has to hang out in the only section with a customer? Especially one you just vacuumed around and climbed in and out of the surrounding booths changing syrups? Really?
Probably will not come back. I’m closer to the Johnson City IHOP anyway.

The last time we went to this place was the final straw. We kept giving them one last chance to prove themselves. I cannot remember what my husband ordered, but being in the mood for fish, I ordered the fish and chips. HUGE mistake. The fish wasn’t raw, it was so over cooked that it was mushy. It seems to me that this is the worst IHOP in the area. We took a chance while we were in Johnson City, and it was fantastic. We asked our server if she has heard anything comments about the Morristown store. She told us it was alleged to be the worst. We definitely won’t be back to the Morristown store.

Chose IHOP over Zaxbys and Ruby Tuesday for supper, and I owe an apology to those that were riding with me for the choice I made to eat here.
I chose the «Colorado» omelette with pancakes, my girlfriend picked a salad with chicken, and my mother gave the fish and chips a try. Aside from the omelette, the rest was not worth the wait, the money, or the hassle.
For a fast food restaurant, the «fast» must not have been explained very well to the staff. There might have been 4 other groups, and our meals still took at least 25 minutes to get to the table. And that time didn’t allow them to cook the fish or the pancakes, as they were both unfinished pieces of work.
My mother gave the majority of her plate back to the waitress and when how little she ate was mentioned, she said «I can’t eat raw fish». A promise of a free meal was offered, rather than deducting the inedible food from the bill. Honestly, if you screwed up a meal, where’s the incentive for the staff to do better on a free meal in the future?
Anyway, this place is crossed off my list of restaurants in Morristown.