Ihop - Pittsburgh

We had to wait for 20 minutes to be seated, but considering it was a Sunday morning, we didn't find it too bad. Our server was excellent, interacting with the children by telling jokes and making sure our needs (such as coffee refills) were promptly taken care of. The food was served hot and prepared exactly as we had requested.

The restaurant was very busy on a Sunday around the time when church let out, but they were able to seat our family of 5 in under 20 minutes! Our server was outstanding - she didn't write anything down and got our order perfect. The bathroom was a bit dirty, but luckily we only used it at the end. Overall, we had a great experience and enjoyed our delicious food.

The server was fantastic! Although it was a bustling Sunday morning and the restaurant was full, I only had to wait about 15 minutes for service. I was pleased with the options available for vegan/vegetarian diets, which included fresh fruit, hash browns, and unbuttered grits.

Food is decent. I say decent because 8 out of 10 times I get it to go. A little less care seems to go into things being correct for the to go items. That said, if time is an issue to go is your best bet here. If you are a mellow laid back person with no place to be then by all means grab a seat.Every time I've been here they are extremely short staffed. The staff are friendly, helpful, and hardworking, there just are not enough of them to get food out quickly. When I have my father we go in and eat spending roughly two hours together and that is wonderful for him and I, but for someone on a schedule that might be another story.The food in house is cooked right and comes out like a tasty breakfast should.

We recently had a family brunch at this restaurant. The kids ordered a variety of dishes, and we particularly enjoyed the avocado toast with fresh fruit, the Spicy Poblano, and the waffle with chicken. However, the mac-n-cheese was disappointing. The service was decent. Overall, it was a good experience.