IHOP Menu Prices 2026 — Quick Facts
- Buttermilk Full Stack
- $9.49 · 680 cal
- Short Stack
- $6.99 · 340 cal
- 2 x 2 x 2
- $10.99 · 650–1,000 cal
- Breakfast Sampler
- $13.99 · 1,420 cal
- T-Bone & Eggs
- $19.49 · 1,010 cal
- House Faves
- From $6, 7am–10pm
- Kids Eat Free
- Mon–Thu 4–10pm, 12 & under
- 55+ Rise 'N Shine
- $9.29 · 220 cal
- Family Feast
- From $24.99, takeout
- Bottomless Coffee
- $3.99
- Typical Hours
- 7am–10pm (Fri–Sat later)
- Syrups
- Free, 4 flavors
IHOP sells breakfast at any hour, and that single decision shapes the whole menu. Pancakes at nine at night cost the same as pancakes at nine in the morning, the combos that pair eggs, meat and pancakes on one plate are the best value on the board, and the $6 House Faves combos undercut nearly everything else a sit-down chain serves. This is the full IHOP menu with typical US prices and calories, checked across several states in November 2026.
One honest note before the tables: IHOP is roughly 95% franchised, so there is no national price list. The figures below come from a November 2026 multi-state restaurant check. A second November 2026 list shows higher figures for the same plates — a full stack at $11.99 instead of $9.49, a Breakfast Sampler at $17.49 instead of $13.99, T-Bone Steak & Eggs at $20.49 instead of $19.49 — so treat every price as typical, not promised, and expect your local restaurant to run $1–3 higher in big cities. Delivery menus add roughly 30–40% on top. Calorie counts also vary by source because stacks are counted differently; the nutrition section below states the conflicts rather than hiding them.
World-Famous Pancakes
Buttermilk pancakes are the base recipe and everything else is a variation on it. A short stack is two pancakes, a full stack is four, and every other pancake comes as a full stack unless you ask otherwise. Syrups are free — Old Fashioned, Butter Pecan, Blueberry and Strawberry — and they are not counted in the calorie figures; a generous pour adds roughly 200 calories.
| Pancakes | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Original Buttermilk Short Stack (2) | $6.99 | 340 |
| Original Buttermilk Full Stack (4) | $9.49 | 680 |
| Blueberry Pancakes | $10.99 | 800 |
| Chocolate Chip Pancakes | $10.99 | 770 |
| Strawberry Banana Pancakes | $11.49 | 810 |
| Splash of Lemon Ricotta Pancakes | $11.49 | 740 |
| Cupcake Pancakes | $11.49 | 890 |
| Protein Power Pancakes | $11.49 | 610 |
| New York Cheesecake Pancakes | $11.99 | 880 |
| Mexican Tres Leches Pancakes | $11.99 | 900 |
Breakfast Combos
Combos put eggs, a meat and pancakes on one plate and they are the reason most people come here. Ordering the same three things separately costs several dollars more. Everything here is available all day, not just in the morning.
| Combo | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| 2 x 2 x 2 (2 eggs, 2 bacon or sausage, 2 pancakes) | $10.99 | 650–1,000 |
| Cinnamon Roll Pancake Combo | $13.49 | 1,180 |
| Rooty Tooty Fresh ‘N Fruity | $13.99 | 1,050 |
| Breakfast Sampler | $13.99 | 1,420 |
| Country Fried Steak and Eggs | $13.99 | 1,310 |
| Sirloin Tips and Eggs | $13.99 | 990 |
| Steakhouse Bacon Pancake Combo | $14.49 | 1,240 |
| Smokehouse Combo | $15.49 | 1,560 |
| T-Bone Steak and Eggs | $19.49 | 1,010 |
Omelettes
Every omelette comes with a choice of pancakes or hash browns on the side, which is why the calorie numbers run high. Build Your Own starts as a plain three-egg omelette and each filling is a small upcharge.
| Omelette | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Build Your Own Omelette | $12.49 | 380 + fillings |
| Spinach and Mushroom Omelette | $12.99 | 890 |
| Country Omelette | $13.99 | 1,170 |
| Big Steak Omelette | $14.49 | 1,120 |
| Colorado Omelette | $14.49 | 1,240 |
French Toast, Crepes and Waffles
This is the quieter side of the sweet menu and it is where the lighter options sit. Swedish Crepes at around 620 calories for four are noticeably lighter than most pancake stacks. Stuffed French Toast returned in 2026 after six years away — IHOP calls it the number-one requested item on social media.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Belgian Waffle | $8.49 | 590 |
| Original French Toast | $8.99 | 700 |
| Texas-Style French Toast | $9.99 | 830 |
| Swedish Crepes (4 pc) | $10.49 | 620 |
| Lemon Ricotta Crepes | $10.99 | 660 |
| Cinnamon Bun French Toast | $10.99 | 1,010 |
| Banana Caramel Crepes | $11.49 | 700 |
| Stuffed French Toast | $11.49 | 950 |
| Strawberry Banana Belgian Waffle | $11.49 | 810 |
| Belgian Waffle Combo | $12.99 | 1,100 |
Breakfast Sides and Add-Ons
Sides are how you build a cheap breakfast at IHOP — but check the combo price first. Two eggs, hash browns and toast ordered as three sides comes to about $10.50, close to a combo, so the combo usually wins.
| Side | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Side of 1 Pancake | $2.99 | 170 |
| Side of Toast | $2.99 | 220 |
| Side of 2 Eggs | $3.49 | 180 |
| Side of Bacon (2 strips) | $3.49 | 90 |
| Side of Sausage (2 links) | $3.49 | 190 |
| Hash Browns | $3.99 | 220 |
| Side of Ham | $3.99 | 90 |
| Fresh Fruit Cup | $3.99 | 90 |
| French Fries | $3.99 | 350 |
| Onion Rings | $4.49 | 480 |
Steakburgers and Sandwiches
The burgers are made from a steak blend rather than standard ground beef, which is where the Steakburger name comes from. Every one comes with fries, and you can swap them for onion rings or a side salad.
| Burger or Sandwich | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| BLT Sandwich | $10.49 | 690 |
| Classic Steakburger | $11.99 | 800 |
| Club Sandwich | $11.99 | 900 |
| Spinach Mushroom Cheesesteak | $11.99 | 780 |
| Patty Melt | $12.49 | 1,010 |
| Philly Cheesesteak Stacker | $12.49 | 810 |
| Mushroom Swiss Steakburger | $13.49 | 990 |
| Big Steakburger | $13.99 | 900 |
| Bacon Steakburger | $13.99 | 1,020 |
| Mega Monster Cheeseburger | $15.99 | 1,300 |
Lunch and Dinner Entrees
The dinner side of the menu gets ordered far less than the breakfast side, and it is where the lighter full meals live. Grilled Chicken and the salmon are the two plates that come in well under most pancake stacks.
| Entree | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Quesadilla | $11.99 | 900 |
| Crispy Chicken Strips and Fries | $12.99 | 1,050 |
| Grilled Chicken Dinner | $13.99 | 620 |
| Chicken and Waffles | $13.99 | 1,200 |
| Country Fried Steak Dinner | $14.49 | 1,170 |
| Crispy Shrimp and Fries | $14.99 | 990 |
| Sirloin Tips Dinner | $15.99 | 800 |
| Fisherman’s Platter | $16.49 | 1,040 |
| Atlantic Salmon | $18.79 | 400 |
Family Feasts
Family Feasts are takeout only and each one feeds four (the Mega feeds four to six). Per head they undercut ordering four individual combos by a wide margin, which is the point of them.
| Family Feast | Price | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Pancake Family Pak | $24.99 | 12 pancakes with syrups, no sides |
| Pancake Family Feast | $29.99 | Pancakes plus eggs and a choice of meat for four |
| Breakfast Family Feast | $34.99 | Pancakes, eggs, hash browns, bacon and sausage for four |
| Sirloin Tips Family Feast | $44.99 | Sirloin tips with sides and pancakes for four |
| Mega Family Feast | $49.99 | The largest box, mixed breakfast for four to six |
Kids Menu
The kids menu covers children twelve and under and each meal comes with a small drink. This is also the menu that goes free on Monday to Thursday evenings at restaurants running the offer — see the coupons guide for the details and the conflicting reports.
| Kids Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Cookie | $2.49 | 210 |
| Kids Cookie Sundae | $3.99 | 430 |
| Funny Face Pancake | $5.99 | 310 |
| Silly Animal Pancakes | $5.99 | 330 |
| Kids Mac and Cheese | $5.99 | 420 |
| Choco Chip Pancake Combo | $6.99 | 560 |
| Kids Cheeseburger | $6.99 | 710 |
| Kids Chicken Strips | $6.99 | 650 |
The 55 Plus Menu
IHOP keeps a separate menu for guests aged 55 and over, and plenty of people who qualify have no idea it exists, because it is not on the main menu and servers do not always mention it. The plates are smaller portions of regular items at meaningfully lower prices. Ask for it by name — not every franchise runs the full list.
| 55 Plus Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| 55+ Rise ‘N Shine | $9.29 | 220 |
| 55+ Two Egg Breakfast | $9.99 | 580 |
| 55+ Crispy Shrimp | $10.29 | 780 |
| 55+ Country Fried Steak | $10.49 | 860 |
| 55+ Chicken Strips | $10.49 | 720 |
Desserts and Milkshakes
Dessert is short here because most of the sweet menu is already breakfast. Milkshakes are made in house and they are thick enough to eat with a spoon.
| Dessert | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Vanilla Milkshake | $5.49 | 560 |
| Cinnamon Dippers | $5.79 | 760 |
| Strawberry Banana Milkshake | $5.99 | 640 |
| Oreo Cookies and Cream Milkshake | $5.99 | 730 |
Drinks
Coffee, iced coffee, orange juice and iced tea are bottomless, which is unusual for juice and makes the orange juice better value than it looks on the menu.
| Drink | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Fountain Drink | $3.49 | 0–260 |
| Milk | $3.49 | 150 |
| Bottomless Hot Coffee | $3.99 | 0 |
| Bottomless Iced Tea | $3.99 | 0–180 |
| Hot Chocolate | $3.99 | 300 |
| Bottomless Iced Coffee | $4.49 | 0–190 |
| Bottomless Orange Juice | $4.49 | 160 per glass |
Allergen Information
IHOP publishes an allergen guide on its own site, and the broad strokes are: pancakes, French toast, waffles and crepes contain wheat, egg and milk; most omelettes contain egg and milk, with cheese adding milk; the steakburgers contain wheat and milk. Because recipes and fryers are shared, IHOP does not promise allergen-free preparation — if you have a serious allergy, tell your server and check the current allergen guide at your restaurant rather than relying on this summary.
Nutrition
For the full calorie picture, see our IHOP nutrition guide, which lists every pancake, combo and omelette with the conflicts between sources stated. The short version: a plain full stack runs 520–680 calories depending on how the stack is counted, syrup adds roughly 200 calories per generous pour and is never counted on the menu, and the Smokehouse Combo at 1,560 is the heaviest plate on the board.
Hours
Typical IHOP hours are 7:00am to 10:00pm Monday to Thursday, 7:00am to 11:00pm or later Friday and Saturday, and 7:00am to 10:00pm Sunday, with the busiest mornings between 9am and noon on weekends. Some restaurants near highways, hospitals and city centers still run 24 hours, and a number stay open on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day with shortened hours. The 24-hour IHOP is not as common as it used to be — many restaurants cut overnight service in 2020 and never restored it, so check before a 3am pancake run.
Reviews
IHOP’s ratings vary sharply by restaurant, which is what you would expect from a 95%-franchised chain. Yelp samples checked in November 2026 run from about 2.2 stars at one Austin location (268 reviews) and 2.3 in Brooklyn (183 reviews) to 3.5 at a Fairfax, Virginia location (245 reviews). The through-line in the reviews is consistent: the pancakes are the reason to go. One Fairfax reviewer wrote, “The pancakes, waffles, French toast, bacon, and hash browns are tasty,” while another summed the chain up as, “Nothing special, a good reliable breakfast place.” An Austin reviewer put it even more plainly: “Stick to the pancakes and you’ll be okay.” Service complaints — slow food, rushed servers — are the most common negative theme, and they cluster at specific locations rather than the chain as a whole.
IHOP Menu Facts
- IHOP opened in 1958 and has served its World-Famous Pancakes ever since.
- The chain runs more than 1,700 locations under Dine Brands Global.
- Breakfast is served all day, every day, at every location.
- A short stack is two pancakes; a full stack is four.
- Four syrup flavors sit free on every table: Old Fashioned, Butter Pecan, Blueberry and Strawberry.
- A generous pour of syrup adds roughly 200 calories — and syrup is never counted in menu calories.
- The 2 x 2 x 2 is two eggs, two bacon strips or sausage links, and two buttermilk pancakes.
- The Steakburger name comes from a steak blend patty, not standard ground beef.
- Family Feasts are takeout only and feed four (the Mega feeds four to six).
- The 55+ menu is not on the main menu — you have to ask for it by name.
- Kids 12 and under eat free on weekday evenings at participating restaurants.
- IHOP’s rewards program is the International Bank of Pancakes, and its currency is PanCoins.
- One PanCoin is earned per $5 spent; three PanCoins buy a short stack.
- Stuffed French Toast returned in 2026 after six years away, as the most-requested item on social media.
- Dubai Chocolate Pancakes and a Dubai Chocolate Milkshake joined the menu in 2026 after a sold-out test.
- Some IHOP restaurants still run 24 hours, mainly near highways, hospitals and city centers.
- IHOP is one of the few chains that stays open on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day at a number of locations.
- Coffee, iced coffee, iced tea and orange juice are all bottomless at IHOP.
IHOP Menu FAQs
How much is a full stack of pancakes at IHOP?
Typically $9.49 in the November 2026 multi-state check, though a second November 2026 list shows $11.99 — franchise prices vary, so check your local menu.
What is the cheapest full breakfast at IHOP?
The 2 x 2 x 2 at $10.99: two eggs, two bacon strips or sausage links, and two buttermilk pancakes. The $6 House Faves combos are cheaper still where offered.
Does IHOP serve breakfast all day?
Yes — pancakes, combos, omelettes, French toast, waffles and biscuits are available all day, every day, at every location.
Are IHOP prices the same everywhere?
No. About 95% of IHOP restaurants are independently franchised and set their own prices; expect $1–3 differences by market, and 30–40% more on delivery apps.
What is on the IHOP 55+ menu?
Smaller portions of regular plates at lower prices for guests 55 and over, including Rise ‘N Shine at $9.29. Ask for it by name — it is not on the main menu.
Does IHOP have a kids eat free deal?
At participating restaurants, kids 12 and under eat free with a full-price adult entree on weekday evenings, 4pm to 10pm. Some trackers report it daily — confirm with your local restaurant.
How many calories are in IHOP pancakes?
A plain full stack is reported between 520 and 680 calories depending on the source and how the stack is counted; syrup is excluded and adds about 200 calories per generous pour.
Conclusion
Order the 2 x 2 x 2 if you want the cheapest complete breakfast, a full stack if you want the thing IHOP is famous for, and a House Faves combo if your restaurant runs one. Check the price at your local IHOP before you go — the franchise spread is real — and ask for the 55+ menu if you qualify, because nobody will offer it unprompted. For the calorie detail behind every plate here, see our IHOP nutrition guide, and for the ways to pay less, see our IHOP coupons guide and our IHOP secret menu guide.
For the wider breakfast picture, our McDonald’s menu guide and Denny’s Triple Play post cover the other big breakfast boards, and our Wendy’s menu guide and Burger King menu guide cover the burger chains that also do breakfast.












