IHOP

Jaycee Nelson

It is nice to be able to go here early morning after my night shift and have breakfast with my friend. I am glad for a 24 hour sit down place being available. Steak is always good and how I want it. One minor thing to point out is my curiosity with the menu at that time of morning. The one side has breakfast and the other has a late night menu. Is it a typo to charge 12.99 for 6 pieces of mozzarella sticks? I find it funny they cost as much as many of the other entrées and meals when they should be like a 5 dollar appetizer.

Jason Blair

I love the pancake at I-Hop! Yummy. Tres Leches Pancakes.

Gabriella Jade

The IHOP off of 120th & Sheridan is amazing. The staff are super friendly, it's a great place to go out to eat without it being too loud, the food is absolutely amazing every single time. I highly recommend it.

Marissa McGinley

Tonight I tried to go there and enjoy a late night dinner with my Friend and Medical alert service dog. We were greeted by a really friendly male and we’re seated fairly quickly. Upon being seated my friend and I were so caught up in talking I had noticed it had been around 10 minutes and no one had come to our table. That’s when I realized the table behind us got seated before us and the server was helping them. And I though okay no worries I’m sure they will be over after them. The server looked at us and walked away. This is when I started feeling extremely uncomfortable. The server walked over to the other server and they started to point and talk about us. I had to get out. I felt so beyond unwelcome all because I am disabled and have a service dog. They kept smiling and point like we were a Circus. The servers refused to serve us. That is when I no longer felt comfortable and left as I was paranoid that they would tamper with our food. “If we ever had someone come to the table” I have been there before with my service dog. And no problems. I know big corporations don’t care about losing a customer but it’s so disappointing to see how they treat the disabled community. I highly urge any disabled individual/ service dog handler to avoid the I hop chains. Such a disappointment