About iHop Wheaton

William Moore and the iHop team

Surrounded by great employees (some have been here almost 30 years), William Moore the Owner/Operator of the iHop Wheaton works to provide an excellent working environment and excellent customer service along with a great meal. In 1974 Mr. Moore didn’t start out owning an iHop but was hired as a busboy at the iHop that he now owns and operates (2526 University Boulevard West in Wheaton, MD 20902). He also owns and operates another iHop located in Takoma Park (7405 New Hampshire Avenue, Takoma Park MD 20912.) He is a lifelong resident of the Wheaton-Kensington area and as a child attended Oakland Terrace Elementary, graduated to Newport Junior High and finished at Einstein High School.

In 2014 iHop Wheaton was honored by the Wheaton Urban District for the Best Property Improvement and in 2013 William Moore was awarded The Chamber Member of the Year Award.

Mr. Moore is very active in the community serving as the President of the Wheaton-Kensington Chamber of Commerce active on the beautification committee of the Rock Creek Palisades Citizens Association and also serving on their board, active board member of MUM (Mid-County United Ministries) which helps people in crisis in the Wheaton, Kensington, and Aspen Hill communities with food, medicine, eviction prevention and utilities, emphasizing client choice, problem-solving and self- sufficiency. He also represents small business owners as an active member on the Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee. The Wheaton Urban District Advisory Committee (WUDAC) consists of 11 members appointed by the County Executive and confirmed by the County Council to provide advice on all matters affecting the Wheaton Urban District area (downtown). Members represent businesses, the Chamber of Commerce, residents, and the Mid-County Citizens Advisory Board (MCCAB).