IHOP — Restaurant in Houston

Only reason it’s getting a 2 star on the food is because my daughter’s waffle was good from what she said, and my beef tips were good. Everything else, was meh at best except my fiancé’s pancakes. Those were trash. He got the white chocolate raspberry pancakes and trust me, do not get them! First of all, we were told he’d get the four then a side of 2 regular with the combo. All he got was 2 white chocolate raspberry pancakes. Not 4, 2. And no 2 additional regular. We had a whole conversation with the waitress about it because he asked if the 2 regular could be switched to match the white chocolate raspberry and she said yes but it would be an additional $7.99. He said no thank you to that and just leave them regular. The two he got, were burnt, had like maybe 3 white chocolate chips in the entire thing, and no joke the raspberries tasted fermented. Like my daughter and spat it out when we tried it because it tasted like if I was to get pulled over I could get a DUI. The waitress was practically nonexistent. The only reason my fiancé got a refill is because she noticed it when she brought our food. I never got a refill even though I had my empty cup sitting on the edge of the table for about 20 minutes. Then by the time we finally see her, we’ve been done with plates stacked and ready to go for another 10. We asked for 1 to go box, and 1 to go drink which was my refill (btw if you get the lemonades, they’re good just make sure you stir them when you get it because apparently the workers here have never heard of stirring anything) and she brought that but another to go since my fiancé couldn’t eat his pancakes because they were so bad. We left them and the extra storage container there. Now that we’re home, all 3 of us are sick. I almost didn’t make it home before I was ready to puke. That was the absolute worst $75 ever spent. I would have asked for a refund on his food but honestly, I was afraid they’d poison us or something. It was THAT bad there. Now for the atmosphere. It is hot af, dirty, and the booth we were sat in, the seats were broken. Like, my fiancé started to sit across from me but then sunk in about a solid foot. He’s not even that heavy, he’s a standard male at about 160. My side, the seat was tore the f up. Do yourself a favor, don’t go...

The IHOP on Spring Cypress Road and 249 in Tomball, Texas, consistently delivers an awesome breakfast experience that sets it apart from your average pancake house. This location has become our go-to spot when craving American breakfast. Despite being a busy Sunday morning with a line out the door and about eight parties ahead of us, the seating process was incredibly efficient. The staff and cooks quickness and organization is impressive and immediately signals a restaurant that values its customers. Once seated, the positive experience continued. Our server, Amelia, was on top of everything and friendly. She ensured we had everything we needed without us having to flag her down. Even with a full house, the kitchen managed to get our food out quickly, hot, and, more importantly, tasting fresh. Every dish arrived exactly as ordered. A highlight of our visit was meeting the owner, Aziz. He wasn't tucked away in his office but rather actively working the floor, interacting with guests, and ensuring smooth operations. It was clear he takes immense pride in his establishment that he stated has been owned by his family for over 20 years. We saw him engaging with families, chatting with kids, and genuinely praising his wait staff and cooks, which created a positive environment for both customers and employees. This Tomball location is a gem, and I highly recommend it to anyone in the area looking for a great...

The food and service are good, but the moldy ceiling tiles and furry vents are too gross. The last time I was there, I was seated under a vent. I got to watch the vent fuzz dangle above over my plate. I would've lost my mind if it blew into my food.

Ihop is supposed to be the upscale version of its competitors, but this one is dirtier than any Waffle House I've ever been to. Come to think of it, I've never been to another business with more than one rotting ceiling tile. Commercial ceiling tiles are relatively cheap and easily replaceable, so other businesses replace them without a second thought.

I'm really not picky. I don't mind soap scum or crumbs on the table. Last month, I saw an employee stomp a roach at a local fast food place- I still eat there every week! I've never written a restaraunt review until now, and I've only written three critical Google reviews (including this one) in several years.

Please replace the ceiling tiles and clean the vents. I'll gladly delete my review if that's done. I would love to return for the excellent crepes without worrying about catching something. I feel bad for the employees working in this moldy building. If any of y'all have mystery sinus or breathing problems, then please consider my review and...