I crave IHOP

[zesty_pinto]

I don't have the appetite for it all, but I miss engorging myself on their awesome red potatoes and pancakes. Skillets are clearly something superior. Even their pancakes were nice and fluffy and they had four types of syrup to enjoy it with. For what it's worth, the cost made it all an awesome deal.

Oddly enough, this also brings back a tale about a waitress that worked in IHOP along 17 that my friends jokingly referred to as "Speed Woman," because she always seemed to be running around everywhere (kind of like me on a busy day). The irony of it? My friends told me that later on when they went there, there was a shrine to her put up. She was murdered by her drug dealer. She really just might have been a "Speed Woman" after all.

IHOP in general tends to have lots of good memories for me. Oh, and the food is always awesome. They're the only place I can eat liver and onions at since it never tastes awful there. The other things are awesome, like that mexican salad, the battered onion rings, and everything else was good (at least, the one around 17 was great).

And if you're cursing me out for striking you with hunger, then I can always tell you about what I found in my aquarium last night... ;)

Comments

[polianarchy.livejournal.com]

i love me some pancakes! but you gotta admit that IHOP is best enjoyed at 3am.

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

They stay open at 3am where you are? The ones around here shut off by 11 or so. :\

[delennamachoo.livejournal.com]

Many in the midwest are open 24 hours. I've seen some in the south, too.

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Bah! To think I miss these things out. :(

[delennamachoo.livejournal.com]

I love Denny's in the middle of the night, but there aren't many in the south. IHOP seems to control the south.

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

New England is fairly scarce of the Denny's control, I noticed. My brother can't stand them.

[delennamachoo.livejournal.com]

Interesting. Denny's in the midwest has changed a lot...improved significantly....they've gone for a 50s diner theme with the silver awnings and such. The food is much better, too. IHOP out there is like old Denny's now.

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Hmm, that's probably the Denny's he remembers. The new ones, like those commercials for Sonic, are something I will have to eventually find out when I get the chance(there's no Sonic's within New York for about a couple of miles and miles, easily, which makes me wonder all the more why they have those commercials here).

[delennamachoo.livejournal.com]

i remember going to Sonis as a kid...before they closed.

waffle house

[dtfan579.livejournal.com]

Sometimes I get nostalgic about Waffle House, one at every interstate exit down south. My favorite late night spot lately has been the South Street Diner in Boston. Usually I don't like eating food that late, as my stomach does not thank me for it the next day. 24 hour breakfast is great though, it's really the only meal that's good any time of day.

As for Sonic, I wish we had them in New England, I love the cherry and vanilla cokes, the cherry limeade, and all the tasty beverages they have. Can't forget the cheese tater tots as well!

Re: waffle house

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Those commercials they have here are evil, I want to check one out even if it's just pure hype.

Then again, I can make do since they finally built 7-Elevens around the metropolitan area. I missed slurpies like something harsh.

Re: waffle house

[delennamachoo.livejournal.com]

Mmmm....waffle house.