Ihop

Overall excellent and very accommodating...one of the few restaurants that you may make split payments as well as great desserts and other items...even though their main stay is breakfast...also their staff is helpful in spite of sometimes being short handed...just need to check and clean their bathrooms a little more often but generally speaking about as realistically great as can be expected for a restaurant in the city these times.. Love Ihop thanks again!!!...↗️🙋✌️

Great prices! Servers were nice and patient with my group that took a minute to decide what we wanted. Bathrooms were clean. Food was yummy. It’s always pretty empty, and even when you have to wait their 10-15 minutes is more like 5-7 mins at most (and this was 6pm on a weeknight). Restaurant is conveniently placed by several trains and busses. I will say mozzarella sticks have been very hit or miss, so maybe take a look around and see if anyone else got them before you order.

Typical IHOP location that looks newly renovated, everything looked prestine and clean. We went on a Tuesday morning and the host immediately got us a seat. However, our server was overworked and had to manage a few tables at once. We asked for extra half and half but was forgotten about. We got a breakfast sampler and strawberry banana pancake which was great. Hash browns was a tad dry but the pancake were great as usual.

This is my favorite IHOP to go to because it's usually not too busy on a Sunday during lunch time and it's pretty affordable when compared to the other sit-down restaurants in the area. Their IHOPPY hour menu is great. You can get a full-size burger with french fries for only $6 as well as a couple of other menu items as long as it's after 3pm (and until 9/10pm I think). There aren't many options on this particular menu and they also have smaller sized items like mozzarella sticks and chicken strips for $4 which is an amazing price. However, I will say that if you're expecting to get 3 full size chicken strips for $4, you would be mistaken. They definitely cut down on the sizes for the chicken strips (and probably do for the mozzarella sticks too), but at the price point, it's still a fair buy. It's also worth noting that they seem like they try to offset these prices by adding a couple of extra dollars to their drinks. A glass of Pepsi was $5.09 and an iced tea was $4.99. That's over $10 on two drinks? On the bright side, they have free refills for fountain drinks. Another thing that worth mentioning is that HOP finally introduced a rewards program which is actually pretty decent in terms of spending to rewards ratio. So when I come here, I don't feel like I could be spending my money more efficiently elsewhere because at least when I spend money here, I'm getting a bit more back in my pocket because I can redeem a free burger or something using my points which I actually did while I was here. You just have to make sure you tell your server. Oh, and for anyone wondering, it's located right in front of the Q41 bus stop.