Ihop

My wife enjoyed her chicken and waffles and the new blue berry drink was great after that was downhill for me. Crepes was empty inside not filling at all per daughter just sweet breakfast was just very bland, disappointing took my wife and kids for Mother’s Day and did not enjoy the day. My eggs was so runny slim all on top u can tell under cooked how do u mess up eggs at a breakfast spot. I would never go back just the eggs part got me upset how do you mess up eggs so badly. Just all around not a place I would want to eat at I wish I was that person and asked for my 88 dollars back, plus 30 min wait to be seated.

Customer service is well needed here to train these ppl at the front. No acknowledgement therefore do not expect a greeting. Rude to their finest! The wait time, is ridiculous. There’s too many ppl in the front with the pad thinking they know how to run a busy place but they obviously don’t. Tables have been dirty for as long as we were there for which it was about 45 minutes. Since I’ve sat at this table and had to ask for coffee because that’s how bad their waitress are!!!!! Not to mentioned, the burned pancakes…HORRIBLERISIMO!!!!!!! Never again 💯

I love ihop. I mean I crave this restaurant and each time we visit Boston (or any other place that has an ihop) we make sure to visit at least once. This ihop location is one of my favorite. The staff is always so friendly. The portions are humongous and I liked the fact that they now serve u the syrup in individual containers (you can ask for as many as you want). My daughter loves thes fact that you can order non breakfast items for breakfast. The staff is always willing to swap out items to accommodate what kids want in their plate and do it with a smile.

I found the food to be decent overall I didn't partake in much breakfast food others at my table did and I had a sample but my cheeseburger and fries were underwhelming they may have been better if they were hotter and fresher. Unfortunately this is not the fault of the individual who was our server, but the it would be the person responsible for staffing the restaurant. As far as I could see there was only one person working the entire front of the house. He was responsible for all tables plus seating. We also ordered a couple of appetizers the #1 Chicken fingers with barbecue sauce, I thought they were crispy and quite tasty. #2 Mozzarella sticks, they were very crispy and would have been better had they been fresher they were already starting to cool by the time I dipped them into my freezing cold marinara sauce. They should definitely give you heated marinara so as not to aid in the cooling of their mozzarella sticks. I also tried some french toast that was good and a sunday pancake that was quite tasty even though they skimped dramatically on the ice cream. Overall my experience was okay to good. The food was all right and probably could have been good had the place been stabbed properly. The server was friendly and efficient as he could be with the workload. The restaurant was clean and I actually quite enjoyed the music selection during my visit there. I know they are a breakfast joint but I wanted to give the burgers and try, probably won't do that again.

How the mighty have fallen. This place is a Disappointment. You would think that post COVID they would be ready to come back but the place I grew up with is a shell of itself. The place was half full if that. We ordered coffee. We had to ask for sugar and splenda and the waitress took forever to bring them. My pancakes were fine but the bacon was overcooked and the homefries were not even seasoned. I ordered a diet Pepsi with my food which she forgot. They don't even have the classic pancakes syrups on the table anymore and the salt and pepper are in the little packages. For the 40 something dollars you pay its a joke. If you want a great local breakfast support local business and skip the corporate d bag establishment. Go to Kristin's in Braintree, Corner Cafe or Beantown Cafe in Stoughton, Good Days in West Bridgewater, Farmers Daughter in Easton. JJ's in Brockton if they ever open back up, Millies in Whitman, Home Cafe in Abington. All of which are cheaper and just straight better.