Please avoid this location.. We stepped in and one waiter look at the left side of the restaurant and it was jam packed and the right was wide open with no one in sight... Over 10 open tables.. He goes to I guess the manager and tells us please wait for a table to become available.. This was at 1am I didn't want to cause a scene.. So I waited for over 10-15 minutes. Another waiter came and asked us was we waiting to be seated and sat us down on the side with all the open seats. Took the order brought drinks.. Coffee no milk and no utensils.. We to ask for them and after another 29 minutes I left..and went to the jimmy carter location and got EXCELLENT SERVICE..
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Dominick T.
It's an ok IHOP with everything IHOP offers. Not much to add there. A little miscommunication, and my omelette was ok. It's hard not to compare it to my hometown place. I think the omelette could have been better cooked, it was a little underdone. It's looks clean and friendly, and I am sure it is busy on weekends.
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Terrance T.
One of the better IHOPs I've been to. Nice size, adequate seating. I haven't had to wait on a table yet. Been seated immediately on a weekday and on a Sunday so I like that. I mean it's IHOP don't expect to be WOWED by the food but it's clean, & has a nice staff. I would go back again.
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DirtyMoRed W.
This is actually 1 of the better ihop's around the Atlanta area I have had. It is always much cleaner and friendlier than the ihop's in Dekalb county.
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Jeff J.
Visited 2 times in 2 weeks at dinner. Both times, it took almost 30 min to get a breakfast special. I almost got up and left on my last visit, the food was coming out as I was walking to the door, so I returned to finish my meal. Would not reccomend to visit here at dinner, in fact, they should close after breakfast because obviously they are not prepared after that.
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Vasana T.
Didn't know that this location allowed their servers to use profanity around children so openly,service was iffy,I don't think my company and I will be coming to this location again
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Erika T.
Millie is awesome!!!! Other ladies at the front were not seating us. Millie sat us from her position on the floor. She truly helped on a busy day at IHOP. I wish all of the employees were as driven for excellent customer service as Millie!
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Trey F.
I got caught in the big snow storm and bunkered inside this location. The staff was awesome and I ate a lot of pancakes over the course of the many hours we all sat waiting for the roads to be cleared. The endless pancakes are truly endless, I tested this out.
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Conrad G.
The food here is great but the service and the time it takes to get food out is ridiculous. Several times I've tried to eat here and I've been let down every time having to rush to eat even though, I walked in and ordered, writhing minutes but it always takes at least 40 minutes to get the food, so make sure you have time to wait!!!!
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Mark D.
It's an IHOP. Don't expect anything special. It's decent breakfast food and coffee that tastes like corn Chex. Does anyone go for lunch or dinner and not get breakfast food? That would be wierd. And some of the breakfast plates are full of candy...what's that all about?? It's almost pointless reviewing an IHOP. How many people are actually going to read this looking for advice anyway? As IHOPs go, there is nothing wrong with this one. No complaints from me.
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Terry O.
I don't like pancakes. Why in the world would I eat at IHOP? They have Country Fried Steak and Eggs! I used to go to Denny's for that. Now, I go here. Been going to this IHOP for the past year and a half and the food has always been consistent. I recently have been trying their other menu items. I have to say I like their burgers too.
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Cory F.
I've only been to a few different IHOP's locations over the years. It has never been a place with food or service that impressed me. But I was at this location the other day as some family from out of town had heard good things about it and Waffle House and wanted to go to one or the other. We quickly convinced them that IHOP would be the better of the two, if that is saying much! But I was impressed. The place was packed so it is obviously popular. It is in a great location, just North of the PID split and Holcomb Bridge on Peachtree Parkway. The food we each had was good, except for the pancakes. This IS the International House of Pancakes, but their pancakes that I've had are a joke and considering how simple pancakes are to make, that makes then just that much worse. So a simple cure is to stay away from them.
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Valerie O.
We always love IHOP's Breakfast Sampler & Roast beef with gravy, but this visit I made a mistake by ordering Chicken Fingers with fries and garlic bread. Well... I would've given this place an easy 4 star for its normally excellent food, friendly servers and attentiveness, but the chicken fingers were severely over-cooked and dry, the breading was really thick and tasted like they were frozen for quite some time. Also the server (perhaps cooks) forgot the garlic bread. My daughter who loves chicken fingers refused to eat after one bite, too tough to chew. IHOP is famous for its pancakes and breakfasts, I guess from now on I will stick to our usual dish.
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John D.
One of my favorites in north Atlanta. thank you Esther for the great service!
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Jena H.
IHOP is becoming somewhat of a Sunday morning tradition for me, but I usually end up at this location in the evenings. Something about eggs, hash browns, and those sweet strawberry danish crepes... it hits the spot just right! (That means I suggest the "International Crepe Passport"... with the substitution of sausage for hash browns.) I really can't comment on their lunch / dinner foods as breakfast is available all day. I've never had to wait for a seat for longer than just a few minutes. If I was claustrophobic, I'm not sure if this would be a good dining choice though. Tables are close to each other, but the noise level never seems to be a problem. For picky sausage eaters: Their sausage comes as the link type, not the flat patties. This is something that makes a difference to me. (I prefer the patties!)
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George C.
I very rarely go to this location in the AM, because 1) It's 19 miles from my home, 2) I'm retired, so I either have a cup of yogurt for breakfast at 9 am or eat breakfast 'up here' near Cumming, and 3), No way I'll come south down Peachtree Parkway when there's traffic when I don't have to. I come here in the evening when I'm finished at the church and feel like breakfast for supper or to meet friends over a cuppa Joe. This is one of the old-style IHOPs with lower ceilings and tighter seating. Age is starting to show, but we're here to enjoy friends and eat a lil something, right? The food is uniformly IHOP. I have a couple of bones to pick: A) The spinach in their omelets is tossed in there uncooked (and bitter); B) This location uses a sugar-free syrup that is very watery; and C) They give you a ball of frozen butter (margarine?) that manages to tear up your pancakes when you try to spread it between the little darlins. Mixing pancake batter into their scrambled eggs and omelets is yech and bad for gluten-sensitive folks like Gretchen O. I NEVER eat ANY dinner or lunch items here. If I reviewed those, the rating would go 'plunk' down to 1.5 stars. Taking all of this into stride, and making detours where appropriate, I'll still 'see you at the IHOP'.
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Tamika M.
Do yourself a favor and ask for Paul as your server when you come to this IHOP! Good prices and great service will make this visit worth while.
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Audrey A.
Sunday's are probably the worst day to eat here. It was a 20 minute wait and when we sat down, our waitress took a while to make it to our table. She also kept forgetting half our orders when we got our food. It was quite busy so I understand the hassle, but word of advice: avoid Sundays
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Tiffany S.
Please avoid this location.. We stepped in and one waiter look at the left side of the restaurant and it was jam packed and the right was wide open with no one in sight... Over 10 open tables.. He goes to I guess the manager and tells us please wait for a table to become available.. This was at 1am I didn't want to cause a scene.. So I waited for over 10-15 minutes. Another waiter came and asked us was we waiting to be seated and sat us down on the side with all the open seats. Took the order brought drinks.. Coffee no milk and no utensils.. We to ask for them and after another 29 minutes I left..and went to the jimmy carter location and got EXCELLENT SERVICE..
(1)Dominick T.
It's an ok IHOP with everything IHOP offers. Not much to add there. A little miscommunication, and my omelette was ok. It's hard not to compare it to my hometown place. I think the omelette could have been better cooked, it was a little underdone. It's looks clean and friendly, and I am sure it is busy on weekends.
(3)Terrance T.
One of the better IHOPs I've been to. Nice size, adequate seating. I haven't had to wait on a table yet. Been seated immediately on a weekday and on a Sunday so I like that. I mean it's IHOP don't expect to be WOWED by the food but it's clean, & has a nice staff. I would go back again.
(4)DirtyMoRed W.
This is actually 1 of the better ihop's around the Atlanta area I have had. It is always much cleaner and friendlier than the ihop's in Dekalb county.
(4)Jeff J.
Visited 2 times in 2 weeks at dinner. Both times, it took almost 30 min to get a breakfast special. I almost got up and left on my last visit, the food was coming out as I was walking to the door, so I returned to finish my meal. Would not reccomend to visit here at dinner, in fact, they should close after breakfast because obviously they are not prepared after that.
(2)Vasana T.
Didn't know that this location allowed their servers to use profanity around children so openly,service was iffy,I don't think my company and I will be coming to this location again
(1)Erika T.
Millie is awesome!!!! Other ladies at the front were not seating us. Millie sat us from her position on the floor. She truly helped on a busy day at IHOP. I wish all of the employees were as driven for excellent customer service as Millie!
(3)Trey F.
I got caught in the big snow storm and bunkered inside this location. The staff was awesome and I ate a lot of pancakes over the course of the many hours we all sat waiting for the roads to be cleared. The endless pancakes are truly endless, I tested this out.
(4)Conrad G.
The food here is great but the service and the time it takes to get food out is ridiculous. Several times I've tried to eat here and I've been let down every time having to rush to eat even though, I walked in and ordered, writhing minutes but it always takes at least 40 minutes to get the food, so make sure you have time to wait!!!!
(3)Mark D.
It's an IHOP. Don't expect anything special. It's decent breakfast food and coffee that tastes like corn Chex. Does anyone go for lunch or dinner and not get breakfast food? That would be wierd. And some of the breakfast plates are full of candy...what's that all about?? It's almost pointless reviewing an IHOP. How many people are actually going to read this looking for advice anyway? As IHOPs go, there is nothing wrong with this one. No complaints from me.
(3)Terry O.
I don't like pancakes. Why in the world would I eat at IHOP? They have Country Fried Steak and Eggs! I used to go to Denny's for that. Now, I go here. Been going to this IHOP for the past year and a half and the food has always been consistent. I recently have been trying their other menu items. I have to say I like their burgers too.
(5)Cory F.
I've only been to a few different IHOP's locations over the years. It has never been a place with food or service that impressed me. But I was at this location the other day as some family from out of town had heard good things about it and Waffle House and wanted to go to one or the other. We quickly convinced them that IHOP would be the better of the two, if that is saying much! But I was impressed. The place was packed so it is obviously popular. It is in a great location, just North of the PID split and Holcomb Bridge on Peachtree Parkway. The food we each had was good, except for the pancakes. This IS the International House of Pancakes, but their pancakes that I've had are a joke and considering how simple pancakes are to make, that makes then just that much worse. So a simple cure is to stay away from them.
(4)Valerie O.
We always love IHOP's Breakfast Sampler & Roast beef with gravy, but this visit I made a mistake by ordering Chicken Fingers with fries and garlic bread. Well... I would've given this place an easy 4 star for its normally excellent food, friendly servers and attentiveness, but the chicken fingers were severely over-cooked and dry, the breading was really thick and tasted like they were frozen for quite some time. Also the server (perhaps cooks) forgot the garlic bread. My daughter who loves chicken fingers refused to eat after one bite, too tough to chew. IHOP is famous for its pancakes and breakfasts, I guess from now on I will stick to our usual dish.
(3)John D.
One of my favorites in north Atlanta. thank you Esther for the great service!
(5)Jena H.
IHOP is becoming somewhat of a Sunday morning tradition for me, but I usually end up at this location in the evenings. Something about eggs, hash browns, and those sweet strawberry danish crepes... it hits the spot just right! (That means I suggest the "International Crepe Passport"... with the substitution of sausage for hash browns.) I really can't comment on their lunch / dinner foods as breakfast is available all day. I've never had to wait for a seat for longer than just a few minutes. If I was claustrophobic, I'm not sure if this would be a good dining choice though. Tables are close to each other, but the noise level never seems to be a problem. For picky sausage eaters: Their sausage comes as the link type, not the flat patties. This is something that makes a difference to me. (I prefer the patties!)
(4)George C.
I very rarely go to this location in the AM, because 1) It's 19 miles from my home, 2) I'm retired, so I either have a cup of yogurt for breakfast at 9 am or eat breakfast 'up here' near Cumming, and 3), No way I'll come south down Peachtree Parkway when there's traffic when I don't have to. I come here in the evening when I'm finished at the church and feel like breakfast for supper or to meet friends over a cuppa Joe. This is one of the old-style IHOPs with lower ceilings and tighter seating. Age is starting to show, but we're here to enjoy friends and eat a lil something, right? The food is uniformly IHOP. I have a couple of bones to pick: A) The spinach in their omelets is tossed in there uncooked (and bitter); B) This location uses a sugar-free syrup that is very watery; and C) They give you a ball of frozen butter (margarine?) that manages to tear up your pancakes when you try to spread it between the little darlins. Mixing pancake batter into their scrambled eggs and omelets is yech and bad for gluten-sensitive folks like Gretchen O. I NEVER eat ANY dinner or lunch items here. If I reviewed those, the rating would go 'plunk' down to 1.5 stars. Taking all of this into stride, and making detours where appropriate, I'll still 'see you at the IHOP'.
(3)Tamika M.
Do yourself a favor and ask for Paul as your server when you come to this IHOP! Good prices and great service will make this visit worth while.
(4)Audrey A.
Sunday's are probably the worst day to eat here. It was a 20 minute wait and when we sat down, our waitress took a while to make it to our table. She also kept forgetting half our orders when we got our food. It was quite busy so I understand the hassle, but word of advice: avoid Sundays
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