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Long-standing chain serving a wide variety of pancakes & other American breakfast & diner fare.
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Adam
I can tell you this IHop in Amherst is absolutely amazing! Nick our server has been apart of the IHop family for years and years now! I absolutely loved the food the atmosphere and especially the service. The food was cooked to perfection. Every bite was perfect nothing mushy or too over cooked. So hats off to the cook! The best way I could describe the service, it was like having our own personal waiter. He made everything fun and special for us. This being our very first time at IHop we will be coming back for many more family adventures. Amazing job IHOP amazing job cooking staff and hats off to you Nick! Thanks for an amazing afternoon!
… moreS Bee
Accessible. Clean. Good parking. Kind staff. Fair prices. I had protein pancakes and added a side of cinnamon topping. The coffee was good and the mugs are no longer those little thimbles of coffee, but actual mugs with a good size and a normal handle. The pancakes were a little overcooked and I wish they had lower calorie options, but they use a lot of oil on the griddle and that’s the cost of going to a diner. My server was great, I would hire him.
… moreDiana W
My son and I stopped in for breakfast. Our waitress Emma was super friendly, and she always had a smile on her face. My son ordered the French toast combo, and I ordered the pancake combo. The combos are served with eggs, homefries, and your choice of bacon or sausage. The food was so delicious that I ate all of it. I even surprised myself with how much I ate. It’s too good to waste. The inside is large with a few different sections. It was a great first-time experience. We will definitely be back. The only downfall would be their parking lot. There’s more than a few potholes that need to be filled in.
… moreL K
We came in a Party of three right before noon on a Saturday and the restaurant was nearly full. This is my second time of my many years visits to the U.S. I came with colleagues who have never tried American pancakes.
We ordered two portions of pancakes to share with us because each portion is huge.
As expected the portion was huge. The maple syrup was added almost as soup so was the strawberry syrup.
The banana was freshly cut but not the strawberries were drowned in the strawberry syrup so much they were soft and not “fresh”. Why do the customers here even bother ordering fruits that are drowned into syrup.
The pancakes without the excess of syrup were good.
Without any real substance in the service, the waiter kept asking you “everything okay” but still nothing on the table and when we were served and started eating and asked again the same question over at least six times: what can you answer?
For politeness and not really hurting him:”we answered ok”
Not because we were satisfied with the service or the food but simply not to hurt him.
Those who are from here might be used to this quality of food and service, for us which the quality of food and service are high, we wasn’t satisfied and impressed.
Why are we all forced to give at least 15% tips when no real service was performed? A distorted and worsening American culture.
… moreWe ordered two portions of pancakes to share with us because each portion is huge.
As expected the portion was huge. The maple syrup was added almost as soup so was the strawberry syrup.
The banana was freshly cut but not the strawberries were drowned in the strawberry syrup so much they were soft and not “fresh”. Why do the customers here even bother ordering fruits that are drowned into syrup.
The pancakes without the excess of syrup were good.
Without any real substance in the service, the waiter kept asking you “everything okay” but still nothing on the table and when we were served and started eating and asked again the same question over at least six times: what can you answer?
For politeness and not really hurting him:”we answered ok”
Not because we were satisfied with the service or the food but simply not to hurt him.
Those who are from here might be used to this quality of food and service, for us which the quality of food and service are high, we wasn’t satisfied and impressed.
Why are we all forced to give at least 15% tips when no real service was performed? A distorted and worsening American culture.
Kristen Marie
Great food and service I just wish they didnt charge 2.99 just to add a side. They dont have any meals that come with toast or any meals that come with both sausage and bacon. If your looking for a pancake meal this is the place to go but if your looking for eggs, sausage, bacon and toast meal then id recommend Dennys because it would be more affordable and just as good. The 7.99 value meal at IHop is a great way to save if it has all that you want. Be careful because the waitress will add things on to your order without asking directly if you want them,he will hear you thinking or unsure about something and say I can bring this or that out for you and adding it on without asking to be aure it’s what you want. Otherwise very friendly service and great food
… moreMD
I visited this location on November 10, Monday morning with my wife and my brother. We ordered pancakes, French toast, an omelette and a coffee. The food was good and we were satisfied with it.
The issue was with our server, *****(or similar to this name). I couldn’t recall the correct name. She was borderline rude and seemed uninterested in taking our order. She became short with us when we asked for extra cutlery. She rushed through every interaction and tried to leave the table even while we were speaking and there were no other tables waiting for her attention. We did not even ask for the bill yet when she brought it over.
Her behavior felt dismissive, and at times I felt she was being racist too, which made the experience uncomfortable. I would not visit this IHOP again. At the end, despite offering very little service, she acted like the 18 percent tip was an entitlement, which it is not. Tip should reflect the service, not be treated as a default.
Hopefully the management recognizes this and fix the issue.
Edit1:- Removed the server’s name.
Edit 2:- IHOP customer service and owner has reached out to me.
… moreThe issue was with our server, *****(or similar to this name). I couldn’t recall the correct name. She was borderline rude and seemed uninterested in taking our order. She became short with us when we asked for extra cutlery. She rushed through every interaction and tried to leave the table even while we were speaking and there were no other tables waiting for her attention. We did not even ask for the bill yet when she brought it over.
Her behavior felt dismissive, and at times I felt she was being racist too, which made the experience uncomfortable. I would not visit this IHOP again. At the end, despite offering very little service, she acted like the 18 percent tip was an entitlement, which it is not. Tip should reflect the service, not be treated as a default.
Hopefully the management recognizes this and fix the issue.
Edit1:- Removed the server’s name.
Edit 2:- IHOP customer service and owner has reached out to me.
Amsi
I’ve carried this memory like a cursed relic for two decades, and I’m finally setting it ablaze.
When I turned 13, my grandma took me to IHOP to celebrate. I picked the kids-menu pancakes with ice cream, which was basically the first food in months that didn’t trigger my disordered-eating panic. Five tiny pancakes. One scoop of joy. Life was briefly good.
Then the waitress asked my age. I said 13.
She reacted like I had just admitted to a felony. She snatched the kids menu away like she was preventing a heist, marched off, and came back wielding the adult menu like a weapon.
I told her I wanted the kids meal. It was smaller. It had ice cream. It was my birthday.
The waitress looked me dead in the eyes and said,
“You can’t always get what you want.”
So there I was: sobbing, overwhelmed, newly 13, freshly bleeding for the first time, grieving the loss of childhood like a tiny Victorian ghost girl, and this woman decided to enforce Pancake Law like the fate of the Western economy depended on it.
Your employees didn’t just deny me pancakes. They embedded a core memory of bureaucratic cruelty into my soul.
All because one employee decided to cosplay as the Breakfast Inquisitor.
IHOP, you broke me over a scoop of ice cream. I hope you’re proud.
… moreWhen I turned 13, my grandma took me to IHOP to celebrate. I picked the kids-menu pancakes with ice cream, which was basically the first food in months that didn’t trigger my disordered-eating panic. Five tiny pancakes. One scoop of joy. Life was briefly good.
Then the waitress asked my age. I said 13.
She reacted like I had just admitted to a felony. She snatched the kids menu away like she was preventing a heist, marched off, and came back wielding the adult menu like a weapon.
I told her I wanted the kids meal. It was smaller. It had ice cream. It was my birthday.
The waitress looked me dead in the eyes and said,
“You can’t always get what you want.”
So there I was: sobbing, overwhelmed, newly 13, freshly bleeding for the first time, grieving the loss of childhood like a tiny Victorian ghost girl, and this woman decided to enforce Pancake Law like the fate of the Western economy depended on it.
Your employees didn’t just deny me pancakes. They embedded a core memory of bureaucratic cruelty into my soul.
All because one employee decided to cosplay as the Breakfast Inquisitor.
IHOP, you broke me over a scoop of ice cream. I hope you’re proud.
Mohammad Albayed
I had a great breakfast here, ordering the spinach omelette with a side of pancakes. The omelette was cooked perfectly , just the right texture and packed with flavor. The pancakes were good too, though I wish they had Nutella as a topping option. Overall, it was a pleasant experience with good food and friendly service. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for a nice start to the day!
… moreBrian Bray
Despite the daring promise embedded in its name, the International House of Pancakes is a comforting reminder that “international” is more of a vibe than a commitment. Travelers fluent only in English can rest easy: no passports, phrasebooks, or cultural curiosity are required here.
The menu boldly flirts with foreign concepts—crêpes, for example—but immediately reassures you by explaining them using words like “stuffed,” “loaded,” and “with a side of bacon.” Any lingering anxiety about encountering unfamiliar flavors is quickly neutralized by the presence of pancakes that taste exactly like the pancakes you have always known, regardless of which country they are allegedly inspired by.
The decor reinforces this sense of safety. There are no confusing symbols, no unsettling authenticity, and absolutely nothing that would make you wonder how people eat breakfast elsewhere in the world. Everything is laminated, everything is brown, and everything speaks fluent American diner.
In short, IHOP is the perfect destination for those who want to think globally while eating locally—and by locally, I mean the same breakfast you’ve been eating since childhood, served with confidence and a pot of coffee that needs no translation.
… moreThe menu boldly flirts with foreign concepts—crêpes, for example—but immediately reassures you by explaining them using words like “stuffed,” “loaded,” and “with a side of bacon.” Any lingering anxiety about encountering unfamiliar flavors is quickly neutralized by the presence of pancakes that taste exactly like the pancakes you have always known, regardless of which country they are allegedly inspired by.
The decor reinforces this sense of safety. There are no confusing symbols, no unsettling authenticity, and absolutely nothing that would make you wonder how people eat breakfast elsewhere in the world. Everything is laminated, everything is brown, and everything speaks fluent American diner.
In short, IHOP is the perfect destination for those who want to think globally while eating locally—and by locally, I mean the same breakfast you’ve been eating since childhood, served with confidence and a pot of coffee that needs no translation.
Claire Kay
I really liked the Reese pancakes that they have here. Very enjoyable ambience
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