Ihop - South Lake Tahoe

The store took 45 minutes to prepare 2 meals. I paid almost $9 for a milkshake, which was a small one and was part melted. I also paid $23 for a small waffle, two measly pieces of bacon and a small over hard egg. $72 in total for both meals and fees. incredibly overpriced for the quality and meal size

I had good breakfast here on Saturday. Kids loved the food. The service was quick and friendly.

Let me tell you about a magical experience we had at this establishment. Me and two other men (one was a British “person” were famished and needed some eggs in our belly. We decided IHOP would be the ideal venture for our needs early in the morning. We walked in and saw a large amount of people waiting to be seated. Disappointment washed over our group like a wave. Luckily, this was a magical morning, and Phong was the wizard that saved us. Within 30 seconds, our group of 3 was seated and looking at the menu.We just had a quick browse when our egg savior phong asked what we would like to order. Did we need time to look more? Maybe. But Phong was tuned in, reading the vibrations of the universe and ready to fill our egg desires. We placed our order and we’re off to heaven. Eggs arrived like a wonder. We ate our meal and were warmed by Phong’s magical vibe. She gently touch my shoulder when I asked for the check, and I can never wash that spot ever again.I’m planning my next trip just to have this magical experience again. 10/10

Stopped in for a late breakfast with my wife. Breakfast sausage came with each order but we were given what we were told was smoked sausage instead. Served butterflied and looked and tasted like hot dogs. We weren't told of the substitution until it arrived. They were over cooked. Fried ham slices were super small and overcooked to the point of almost leather like and inedible. Egg whites were absolutely swimming in some kind of buttery grease. Hash browns were overcooked so the top was hard enough to make noise when it hit the plate and the bottom part was also swimming in the buttery grease. The plate looked like the Exxon Valdez was there. On a good note the bacon wasn't too greasy because the grease was obviously burned off during the scorching. A side order of toast was burned almost beyond recognition and had to be sent back. Both orders came with pancakes but only 1 came out right away. The other took a few more minutes. It wasn't busy at all but you'd think in a place named after pancakes they could cook more than 2 pancakes at a time. The Mexican music was way too loud, like it was a Cinco de Mayo celebration, we could barely talk. I could see between the shelf and bottom of the microwave into the kitchen that the cook was either loving the music and dancing away or burned himself as bad as he burned the food. Adios IHOP. It used to be a consistent and enjoyable place to go for breakfast.

I got an order to go and the items where burned. I do not recommend this place