IHOP — Restaurant in Nuevo León

We came just after the rush on Sunday. It was still quite busy however. Our waitress seemed new and untrained and not very attentive. I was supposed to get avocado with my eggs but didn’t find out they were out of it until they brought the food. My wife was supposed to get fruit with her meal but it never came. I had ordered toast but they didn’t have jelly and the waitress suggested I just put syrup on the toast. In the past the wait staff have been very good but it seems different now. Also we like to come here for the American experience but so many things...

Nice place to go for some breakfast, I went with my boy and we both took the Breakfast sampler m, it comes with 2 panckages as well and I ordered some Toast as well and orange juice. 1st I’m there and I personally would recommend the sampler so that you can try a little bit of everything, and if you like it (and if you go again of course) you can order something in specific. Personally I prefer the iHop from the U.S.A, but not a bad option if you wanna try a typicsl American breakfast...

Busy in the mornings usually with a wait after 1030am. It was a standard IHOP chain experience. Plenty of staff and some speak English. The orange juice is $55pesos and it's from concentrate. A bit $ for a low quality juice mixed with water. Usually you can buy 1L of fresh juice for $40 pesos. Most breakfast combos are $150-$199 each. I didn't like that they offered bananas and strawberries on the pancake included in the combo and didn't tell us. Beware of...