IHOP

Went to stop by for some quick dinner and it was delicious, fast, and pleasant! All the staff was really attentive, nice, and the food came out relatively quick and everything was cooked well. I would stop by again whenever I am craving some breakfast food!

Today we enjoyed our pancakes with a purpose to help those suffering from spinal cord injuries. I have done events like this before and NO ONE gives 50% back to the cause and also lets them put signs up ands pass flyers out to anyone who comes in that didn’t know there was going to be a fundraiser that day. I also got to add a donation to my tip that they were generously going to take their time to separate out and add to the donation box.
Our food was great and the service was good too.
Just so impressed. We will be coming back often to show support for this kind, dedicated and generous local business.

So many options that are better.
The Good: The hostess was nice and they have a train that kids seam to like. Older people like the place.
The Bad: Worst part the bathrooms were horrible. My girlfriend needed to use one pretty badly but waited until we drove up to a Starbucks after getting a glance at the room. In her words, «Toilet paper on the floor, I’m out!» We take her 93 year old father here occasionally because its his favorite. But its so bad we stop for coffee and tea at Starbucks along the way to have a decent drink. I had an egg white omelette for about $ 13 and Dad had pancakes, eggs and sausage while the girlfriend just shared with us. The food was adequate but not very interesting. The service was terrible. Our waitress barely spoke to us outside of ordering, slammed forks on the plate in front of us when picking up plates and even walked away from us while we were talking. Total bill for two plates was about $ 28 not including tip.
Overall: There are so many better places to eat in the area for a similar price. I highly recommend Molly’s Souper just up the street, Red Hill Café or even Brandon’s Diner.