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The service is good and food is average. Rt. 3 in Clifton, NJ. The eggs are perfectly cooked the way we want them. I’m just disappointed when I looked at the price of coffee. It may be unlimited but not worth the $3.89 per cup or person. You can buy Starbucks large coffee for $2.29 almost the same amount you drink at iHop. So in general, just bring your own coffee with you. BTW, they need to replace their seat cushion and was told by Dwayne that it’s in the works. Service is good.

I am a former employee and A VICTIM OF VERBAL ABUSE BY THE MANAGER VENICE! DO NOT EAT AT 235 E. 14th. St. IHOP, New York, NY. STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!

There was 3 people in our party, we webt to the ihop at 6455 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls. Waited about 5 minutes to be seated though not busy, Manager had to call someone to seat us. We stuck to the breakfast menu. Strawberry/banana french toast, Cinnamon bun crepes, whaffles and chicken. Both the french toast and crepes were not just cold but stone cold, just come out of frig cold, whaffles was cold, dry and no butter was offered. coffee was bitter, had to ask for cream, did not have pinapple for the splasher so was asked to switch to mango, but recieved only lemonade with 7up in it. (this cost $7.oo) Total bill came to $108.80 with an added fee called NFDF of $8.70. NOT Worth the cost, or time to go here.

Chloe in Jefferson City was great! Got all my special requests right and food was great!

Came in for breakfast after working 12hrs. I ordered the chicken fajita omelette & grits. Food came out and as I'm looking at the omelette and started to cut into it I noticed it was barely filled with chicken and veggies. Chicken was placed on top and was not hot and cheese was not melted on top of omelette. This was unacceptable and for the manager to allow the cooks to prepare my order like this is not ok. This is something I order on the regular. I will not be eating breakfast here again!

6065 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34747, Extremely rude server on the counter. Stood for a good five minutes while she played with the checkout. Didn't even acknowledge our presence. Told her we were leaving and that her attitude was unprofessional. She shouted at us to "go somewhere else then because she was busy inputting an order". This is fair enough if she'd acknowledged us and said she would be with us soon but to be point blank ignored isn't polite. Would give no stars if allowed.

This is about the IHOP in Pittsburg, Texas. Excellent service, above and beyond, they show you better options on the menu for what you want, VERY helpful to the elderly in all aspects, from opening doors to making sure your seating is ok. The food is excellent (esp the hamburgers and onion rings), breakfast is great, the price is very good compared to other places and esp. compared to fast food, (pickup is available). I flat can not say enough great things about the staff.

During our visit to the IHOP located at 12400 S. Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32836, we observed what we believed to be a troubling pattern of unequal treatment and apparent segregation of customers based on race. Because we have visited many other IHOP locations without experiencing anything similar, nothing initially seemed unusual. When we arrived, we were greeted by a White hostess. We could clearly see the front dining room, where there were multiple vacant tables available. Naturally, we expected to be seated there. Instead, we were escorted to a separate dining area located down a hallway near the kitchen. While waiting for our meal, we began noticing what appeared to be a consistent pattern. The rear dining area where we were seated was occupied primarily by Black, Hispanic, and other minority customers. In contrast, the front dining area appeared to be occupied almost entirely by White customers. We also observed that the front dining area was staffed by White hosts and servers, while the rear section where we were seated was staffed by Black employees serving that section. Our dining experience further raised concerns. Part of our order—our pancakes—never arrived with the rest of our meal. After we had finished eating everything else, we had to ask about the missing pancakes. During that time, we repeatedly observed food being carried from the kitchen into the front dining area while we continued waiting. By the time our pancakes were finally brought to the table, we had already decided to leave. As we were leaving the restaurant, we observed another group of Black customers being escorted to the same rear dining section, despite what appeared to be numerous vacant tables available in the front dining area. We also noticed several minority customers waiting in the lobby while those front tables remained unused. Based on our personal experience and observations during this visit, we left with the impression that customers were being seated and served differently depending on their race. Whether intentional or not, the overall experience gave the appearance of unequal treatment rather than the equal dignity, respect, and service that every customer should receive.