Some People Don’t Know What the P Means in IHOP, Let Alone the I, H and O
Remember when you were like 7 and thought changing your name to Thunder BearSword would be super cool?
Like that, but our cheeseburgers are still better.
Not really afraid of the burgers from a place that decided pancakes were too hard.
nr706 wrote:The stunt got them their first mention in this thread in almost ten years. Just sayin'
JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
stevez wrote:JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
au contraire. The Skokie Blve IHOPB is still there. Right across the street from the strip mall containing Lao Sze Sichuan.
pairs4life wrote:nr706 wrote:The stunt got them their first mention in this thread in almost ten years. Just sayin'
That's almost the last time I visited them, 8 years ago on 4/22/10. I was in Philly and meeting a Twitter friend. He selected for ease for me to find en route to The Barnes Foundation.
stevez wrote:JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
au contraire. The Skokie Blve IHOPB is still there. Right across the street from the strip mall containing Lao Sze Sichuan.
JoelF wrote:stevez wrote:JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
au contraire. The Skokie Blve IHOPB is still there. Right across the street from the strip mall containing Lao Sze Sichuan.
Different one, east side of the street, classic A-frame building.
Dave148 wrote:JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
Was it on the SE corner where Taco Bell is now?
JoelF wrote:Dave148 wrote:JoelF wrote:I have a memory of having my first burger with swiss cheese at around age 6 at the IHOP on Skokie Blvd in Skokie (building is gone, I think it was where the condos at Madison are).
Was it on the SE corner where Taco Bell is now?
Not 100% sure. It could be the Taco Bell, it could be the condos a little further south. Definitely north of the ex-Burger King that's currently Enterprise rent-a-car.
(later) Aha! It is the Taco Bell location, according to a post on Groceteria.
IHOP has come clean.
The pancake chain has acknowledged that a name change announced last month was just a publicity stunt to promote its hamburger menu.
The company best known for its breakfasts already had burgers on the menu but had started using the IHOb name on social media, its website and for in-store promotions to draw attention to a new line of burgers made of Black Angus ground beef.
On Monday, it was back on social media, this time to promote a pancake deal tied to IHOP's 60th birthday.
On Twitter, the company said, "That's right, IHOP! We'd never turn our back on pancakes (except for that time we faked it to promote our new burgers)."
That will come to no surprise to some Internet sleuths, who combed through federal records, finding no proof of the restaurant officially changing its name.
ronnie_suburban wrote:In shocking twist, IHOP acknowledges it faked IHOb name change to promote burgersIHOP has come clean.
The pancake chain has acknowledged that a name change announced last month was just a publicity stunt to promote its hamburger menu.
The company best known for its breakfasts already had burgers on the menu but had started using the IHOb name on social media, its website and for in-store promotions to draw attention to a new line of burgers made of Black Angus ground beef.
On Monday, it was back on social media, this time to promote a pancake deal tied to IHOP's 60th birthday.
On Twitter, the company said, "That's right, IHOP! We'd never turn our back on pancakes (except for that time we faked it to promote our new burgers)."
That will come to no surprise to some Internet sleuths, who combed through federal records, finding no proof of the restaurant officially changing its name.
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Smassey wrote:So do we buy that this was their plan all along, to temporarily change the p to a b, or a trial balloon that failed, with the backup plan all along to say it was just a marketing strategy? I have no idea, but suspect they anticipated both options. Either way, well done, as referenced upthread, people are talking about IHOP!
Coogles wrote:Maybe next year they'll claim that they're changing their name to IHOQ (International House of Quinoa).
IHOP is adding booze to the menu at some locations
If things go well, "we'll hit the gas pedal and we'll go much faster" after that, Johns said.
https://www.nrn.com/family-dining/ihop- ... estaurantsIHOP is bringing its Pepsi Maple Syrup Cola to restaurants
Dave148 wrote:https://www.nrn.com/family-dining/ihop- ... estaurantsIHOP is bringing its Pepsi Maple Syrup Cola to restaurants