iHop-Wheaton, MD 20902

2526 University Boulevard West, Wheaton MD 20902

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iHop National Pancake Day with 2019 Honored hero

Special days for breakfast food: Too Good to Celebrate only ONCE a Year!

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Senior appreciation night every Tuesday 3 pm to 7 pm Seniors 50% off

Days We Celebrate at iHop

Celebrations & Specials

Everyone 55 or Wiser 50% off

Every Tuesday! 3 pm to 7 pm

Senior Appreciation Night! We at iHop use the definition of Senior that the AARP has promoted-anyone 55 years or older. So come on in and celebrate and use your age to your advantage with a meal that is 50% off or half off if you would rather think of it that way! 

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Susie Pancake, Chocolate Chip Charlie and all the rest of the iHop Wheaton team are here to make your day great. Give us a call at 301-942-2323 today.

Celebrations!

The importance of pancakes and breakfast in general is recognized by others not just us!

December 17 - Maple Syrup Day

Pancake Day, let’s face it, is mostly an excuse to have Maple Syrup. So let’s dispense with the charade and get down to it – Maple Syrup Day is the real deal, and a great excuse to consume it by the glassful! We don't serve by the glass but your welcome to use as much as you want on your meal. Not fond of maple? We have 5 types of syrup offered: blueberry, strawberry, old fashioned maple, butter pecan, and boysenberry.

December 30 - International Bacon Day

An unofficial holiday (currently), first celebrated in Bedford, Massachusetts in 2000–its observance is the Saturday before Labor Day (some are trying to make the date December 30). Bacon Day celebrations typically include social gatherings where dishes containing bacon are consumed. Any holiday celebrating the main stays of breakfast, we at iHop Wheaton believe in recognizing.

January 28 - National Blueberry Pancake Day

Blueberry pancakes are a wonderful treat to enjoy anytime of the year. They are nutritious enough to eat for breakfast, tasty enough for a mid-day snack, and easy enough to make for dinner. They truly are a food of the Gods, and they are so universally loved that they even have their own day! One day of every year you can celebrate the sacred blueberry pancake and give it the love and respect it deserves. On this day you can eat blueberry pancakes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert with no guilt or judgment. You can even double your pleasure at iHop, we also have blueberry syrup.

February 2 - National Crepe Day

A French holiday whose only purpose is dedicated to stuffing oneself full of the scrumptious round treats. But with the excuse being Candlemass, a feast to commemorate the purification of the Virgin Mary and the presentation of baby Jesus at the temple. In France, this holiday is called la Chandeleur, Fête de la Lumière, or Jour Des Crêpes. This day is also a day to celebrate the oncoming of spring with crepes being symbolic of the sun since the crepe is round and yellowish. In the U.S. this is also Groundhog Day. We don't have any ground hog but plenty of crepes on the menu!

March 10, 2020 - iHop National Pancake Day

iHop National Pancake Day, celebrated on the second Tuesday in March, is when free pancakes are offered to guests who are asked to consider leaving a donation to charity. Donations help children battling critical illnesses. Each year since 2006, IHOP National Pancake Day has raised nearly $30 million.

May - National Egg Month

The entire month of May is dedicated to the many virtues of nature’s own miracle food, the egg. Eggs provide high-quality protein, containing all the essential amino acids our bodies need in a near-perfect pattern. In fact, the quality of egg protein is so high that scientists frequently use eggs as the standard for measuring the protein quality of other foods. The incredible edible egg is offered at iHop in a variety of omelette's or cooked to your preference as scrambled, sunny side up or over easy. You can even choose your ingredients to create your own omelette's.

August 24 - National Waffle Day - USA

The celebration in the United States is on this date because it was when the waffle iron was awarded a U.S. patent by C. Swartwout in 1869. The ancient Greeks are said to have been the first waffle bakers — they cooked flat cakes between two metal plates held over burning embers.

September 18 - National Cheeseburger Day

Cheeseburger day is celebrated annually on the 18th September. This celebration of one of the most iconic and delicious foods of the USA, has been taking place every year since the early part of the Roaring 20s era. iHop has a variety of burgers to choose from so you to can celebrate this day!

September 23 - National White Chocolate Day

The batter is mixed and the griddle is hot with the butter and syrup waiting to pour over your order to celebrate National White Chocolate Day while you fork into our Raspberry White Chocolate Chip Pancakes! You may not have time to make a pancake breakfast but that is okay, pancakes make a great dinner as well and you can have either meal at iHop where we know how to make pancakes. We have a variety of fruit toppings, and 5 flavors of syrup.

September 29 - National Coffee Day

Over 400 billion cups of coffee are consumed each year. It is a world commodity that is second only to oil. Don't forget to take a coffee break (or two) to celebrate this historical and important beverage! And at iHop Wheaton (as at all iHops) you have a bottomless pot!

October 10-World Chicken Day (2nd Thursday in October)

The question has finally been answered the chicken came first-at least in order of celebration- World Chicken Day comes one day before World Egg Day. World Chicken Day should not be confused with the wonderful celebration on July 6 of National Fried Chicken Day, a way of cooking chicken that we can thank the Scottish immigrants for bringing to the USA. There is also the International Respect for Chickens Day on May 4. Both these holidays seem to have a very loyal following as well.

October 11 - World Egg Day (2nd Friday in October)

What's all the egg-citement about? Egg people like to party it seems. World Egg Day celebrates and promotes the benefits of eggs. It is truly an international celebration, from China and New Zealand, to Great Britain and Mexico. This is no yolk. Eggs are now being counted as a "superfood" and among the most nutritious on the planet. High in nutrition, and low in fat, people all over the world enjoy eggs. This day was probably created by the International Egg Commission which promotes the egg industry. They have a wealth of information on eggs, and about World Egg Day.

November 3 - National Sandwich Day

This day honors one of America’s most popular lunch items. The sandwich is believed to be the namesake of John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, following the claim that he was the inventor of the sandwich. While the modern sandwich is believed to be named after John Montagu, the exact circumstances of its invention and original use are the subject of debate. There is a rumor published by Pierre Jean Grosley that formed the popular myth that bread and meat sustained Lord Sandwich at the gambling table. It is said that Lord Sandwich was a very conversant gambler and did not take the time to have a meal during his long hours at cards. When hungry, he would ask his servants to bring him slices of meat between two slices of bread. This practice was a habit which was well known to his gambling friends who soon began to order “the same as Sandwich,” and from this, the sandwich was born. Before being known as a sandwich the food seems just to have been known as bread and meat or bread and cheese.

November 25 - National “Eat With A Friend Day”

This is a day we at iHop can get behind! So grab a friend and make your way to iHop! An abundance of research links social interactons with well being. Eat with a Friend Day at iHop

November 28 - French Toast Day

French toast is a food made by frying bread in an egg mix, though many variants exist by region and by ingredients – some including sweet additions such as fruit, syrups and milk. French Toast Day encourages you to try this delicious dish (also known as eggy bread and poor knight’s pudding) in place of your normal breakfast (or dessert).

At iHop we have classic, strawberry and banana and stuffed

breakfasts - omelettes - pancakes - waffles - sandwiches - appetizers - entree

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