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IHOP
- Price Range:
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$
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- None
2 reviews for IHOP
Ok. After wallowing in the bed for almost 10 days with seasonal flu, and texting my mom about how my appetite was returning and how I wanted pancakes pancakes pancakes, she came over, rousted me out of bed and into some khakis and took me to IHOP for pancakes!
I was pleased with my pancakes. Got the seasonal (hey, why not) Gingerbread Pancakes. Can I just say YUM?!?!?!? They come with sprinkles and whipped cream and some type of lemony (?) drizzle.
The service was thorough albeit leisurely (interpret whatever way you wish). The restaurant was clean and accomodating (i.e. my server let me move tables when it was clear my Grandma's wheelchair action was not going to fit with the booth). The price was right, too. Although I was treated. (Thanks Mom!)
Those spiced hot buttered and syruped pancakes plus the endless pot of decaf were just what the Dr. ordered.
Well.............looks like I got a first.
This is the IHOP in my neighborhood and I have been here several times. OK .....IHOP is IHOP. It's pretty standard. But what you look for is service. I have to say, this one is good. I am always seated quickly, although I avoid obvious rush times.
For the most part, the food is served as ordered. My hash browns on the last trip were not brown, but I didn't complain because I really wanted an excuse not to eat them. I got the french toast special that included very goppy french toast wth eggs, ham and hash browns. Needless to say, I could forgo the taters. Eggs over easy were correct, and it was a big fresh slice of ham. I was hoping to leave 1/2 the french toast, but it was pretty good. Coffee was way weak and they charge $2 for a pot that they leave at the table. The meal sounds cheap at $6.99, but plus the $2 for coffee and plus tip, it runs $12.