IHOP Menu With Prices 2026 – Pancakes, Combos, Kids Menu, 55+ Menu & Deals

Looking for the latest IHOP menu with prices before you head out? This guide lists every major section of the International House of Pancakes menu in one place: pancakes, breakfast combos, omelettes, French toast, Steakburgers, dinner entrees, Family Feasts, the kids menu, the 55+ menu, desserts and bottomless drinks. Each item comes with its price and calorie count, so you can plan your order and your budget before you sit down.

IHOP Menu Prices at a Glance

The biggest thing to know about IHOP is that breakfast never stops. Whether you walk in at 8 AM or 9 PM, you can order pancakes, omelettes, French toast and every combo on the menu at the same price. That flexibility is what keeps the chain popular with early risers, late-night crowds and families alike.

The combos give the best value. By putting eggs, a breakfast meat and pancakes on one plate, they usually cost noticeably less than ordering the same items one by one.

Keep in mind that most IHOP restaurants are run by franchise owners, so prices differ from one location to the next. Big cities, California and the Northeast tend to cost more, and delivery apps usually add a markup on top of dine-in prices. The prices listed below are for in-restaurant ordering.

IHOP Deals and Offers

IHOP offers several regular promotions, but many are decided by the local franchise, so it is smart to confirm with your nearest restaurant before you go.

Joining the free rewards program before your visit is a good idea. PanCoins start counting only after you sign up, the birthday reward arrives automatically, and members sometimes get offers that are not printed on the regular menu. IHOP has also been known to run limited-time specials, such as seasonal pancakes and milkshakes, so ask what is currently available.

IHOP Pancakes and Prices

Pancakes are the heart of the IHOP menu. A short stack gives you two pancakes and a full stack gives you four. All specialty flavors below come as a full stack unless you ask for a smaller portion.

Free Table Syrups

Every table has four free syrups: Old Fashioned, Butter Pecan, Blueberry and Strawberry. Use as much as you like. The calorie counts above do not include syrup, and one generous pour can add about 200 calories to your stack.

IHOP Breakfast Combos

Combos are the most popular way to order at IHOP. Each plate pairs pancakes with eggs and a meat, and every combo is available all day long.

The IHOP 2 x 2 x 2 is two eggs, two strips of bacon or two sausage links, and two buttermilk pancakes. For just $1.50 more than a plain full stack, you get a complete breakfast, which makes it the best-value pick on the menu.

IHOP Omelettes

Each omelette is served with your choice of pancakes or hash browns, which explains the higher calorie numbers. The Build Your Own option starts with a basic three-egg omelette, and each filling you add is a small extra charge.

French Toast, Crepes and Waffles

If you prefer something different from classic pancakes, this section offers French toast, crepes and Belgian waffles. The Swedish Crepes are one of the lighter sweet choices on the whole menu.

Breakfast Sides and Add Ons

Sides let you build a custom plate or top up a combo. Before you assemble a breakfast from sides alone, compare the total with the combo price, because the combo is often the better deal.

IHOP Steakburgers and Sandwiches

IHOP’s Steakburgers use a steak-style beef blend instead of standard ground beef. Burgers are served with fries, and you can usually swap in onion rings or a side salad.

Lunch and Dinner Entrees

If you want something other than breakfast, the lunch and dinner list has chicken, steak and seafood plates. The Grilled Chicken Dinner and the Atlantic Salmon are the lightest full meals here.

IHOP Family Feasts

Family Feasts are takeout meals designed to feed a group. Each one serves four, and the cost per person is lower than ordering four separate combos.

IHOP Kids Menu

The kids menu is made for children 12 and under, and meals include a small drink. This is also the menu that qualifies for the Kids Eat Free offer at participating restaurants.

IHOP 55 Plus Menu

Guests aged 55 and older can order from a separate menu with smaller portions at lower prices. Many people never see it because it is not part of the main menu, so it helps to ask for it by name.

Not every franchise carries the full 55+ list, so availability can vary by restaurant.

Desserts and Milkshakes

The dessert list is short because so much of the regular menu is already sweet. The milkshakes are thick and creamy, and the Cinnamon Dippers make a good dessert to share.

IHOP Drinks

Hot coffee, iced coffee, iced tea and orange juice come with free refills. Bottomless orange juice is rare at restaurants, so it is a good value if you drink a lot of it.

IHOP Opening Hours

IHOP hours depend on the location. Fewer restaurants stay open 24 hours than in the past, so check the hours of your local IHOP before a late-night visit.

Some restaurants, usually near highways, hospitals and in busy city centers, still operate around the clock. Certain locations also open on holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas Day with reduced hours.

How to Save Money at IHOP

• Pick a combo. The 2 x 2 x 2 at $10.99 beats ordering eggs, meat and pancakes separately.
• Use Kids Eat Free. If children are with you on a weekday evening, the offer can remove a full meal from the bill.
• Join the rewards program first. PanCoins only count from the day you register.
• Use the free refills. Coffee, iced coffee, iced tea and orange juice are all bottomless.
• Ask about the 55+ menu. Smaller portions cost a few dollars less than the standard plates.
• Order in the restaurant. Delivery apps usually charge more than dine-in prices.

IHOP Nutrition Notes

IHOP portions are generous, and syrup is not included in the listed calories. A full stack of buttermilk pancakes is 680 calories on paper, but with a good pour of syrup it can approach 900. Asking for syrup on the side and using just one flavor helps keep the total down.

There are lighter options on the menu too. The 55+ Rise ‘N Shine (220 calories), the Fresh Fruit Cup (90), the Atlantic Salmon (400) and the Grilled Chicken Dinner (620) are all reasonable choices. At the other end, the Smokehouse Combo (1,560 calories) and the Breakfast Sampler (1,420) are among the heaviest plates. Cured breakfast meats and country fried dishes also carry most of the sodium, so eggs, pancakes and fruit are the lighter-sodium route.

Calorie and nutrition values are approximate and can vary by location. If you have allergies or dietary needs, check IHOP’s official nutrition and allergen information or ask your server.

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