IHOP - Breakfast restaurant in Silverdale - 3150 NW Bucklin Hill Rd, USA

Kristen was awesome! It was our first time eating at this location, and she made sure we had everything we needed. She brought the salsa out for my eggs before the meal so she wouldn't forget when the food came out. We will be back. The food was good and the menu is a book so there is definitely something for everyone!

Place is clean and quiet. Perfect for lone dining. The service staff are friendly and attentive. Pancakes are fluffy and the pot roast was decent. They didn't have milkshake this monday so 4.8/5.

Mixed bag. Service feom Kristen was friendly and attentive. Music was poorly matched for early morning dining (it was more in the style of Night Out at the Club music). Food was what you'd expect from a nationwide breakfast-all-day spot. Denny's in Poulsbo (formerly Elmer's) seems to have gotten things right better than IHOP has.

Great size of menu. The food seems to be prepared well and reasonably quickly. We've come here often enough that they should recognize us but they don't. I'd say in general the service team is rushed and transactional, but that said they serve a lot of tables. Most of the time on the weekend mornings there is a wait. They reliably work through the line but it's always a lot of people bunched up in a small space. While the food is good and the service isn't bad the experience altogether is middling.

It has been quite a while since I have eaten food from IHOP, let alone inside an IHOP. Today my cousin wanted to dine at IHOP for lunch; although having some qualms about it knowing that I probably wouldn't be able to find anything on the less fattening side, I agreed to do so. We were seated within minutes of walking in with menus; the hostess asked if we wanted something to drink, and we did our usual ice water with lemons and straws. My cousin immediately knew what she wanted; on the other hand, I flipped through the menu, hoping to see something healthier pop out; unfortunately, that would not be the case, as I suspected. I settled for the chicken quesadillas, no sour cream, extra jalapenos, and salsa. My cousin had a roasted turkey sandwich with fries off the 55 and up menu. Although my chicken quesadillas were flat and sparse on the ingredients, they tasted good. Inside, between the two tortilla shells, there were a few small pieces of chicken, grilled onions, peppers, and very little cheese, which was ok by me; I meant to ask for light cheese and forgot to. I would expect more for the price, but it suited me fine this time; anyone else may want to look for alternatives. My cousin liked her roasted turkey sandwich with tomato, lettuce, cheese, and mayo on multigrain bread. Her fries were nothing extraordinary but decent in taste. Her sandwich was a decent size; I could not imagine someone in the older generation eating that entire sandwich in one sitting. The restaurant was clean, but areas of it were a little dated. The little carafe they leave at your table looks worn and needs to be replaced. The syrups, as was the table, were sticky the last time I dined there. This time, although not handling them, they appeared clean, not goopy. Our server Samantha was friendly and helpful and checked on us a few times, which was plenty; she had a lovely smile and engaged in small chat, but once she brought our bill, she disappeared, never to be seen again at least not by us. We waited around fifteen minutes and figured she would be back; after all, she never said thanks for coming or have a great day, please pay upfront; she dropped the check at our table and proofed! she never returned. This leaves me to the last part of this review; the parking has been and will always be a pain, especially now that nearly every spot in front of IHOP is no longer available for the dine-in customer. So our experience could have been better, but it could have been much worse. Eventually, we will try a late breakfast there. In the meantime, I gave IHOP a three-star in hopes that I can change it to a four-star experience next time. Silverdale, Washington's IHOP location is 3150 NW Bucklin Hill Road. They share the same building with Little Ceasers Pizza, next door to a Starbucks, within feet of a Fire Stone Auto center, and walking distance of several other businesses and restaurants. Thank you for supporting our local workers and small businesses around our area! Please remember to be kind to ALL living things 🐾🌲.

Really good pancakes and home-cooked style meals. We went there for brunch and they were definitely understaffed, but our server Steven did an awesome job keeping up with multiple tables, and also serving as the cashier. He has a really positive attitude even though he was running around like a mad man! You all need to promote him or give him a raise!

We came in on Sunday to have lunch for Mother’s Day. We didn’t have to wait. We were seated right away. Our Hostess made sure the table she picked for us was wiped down clean before she had us seated. Shortly after our nice waitress came and took our order for drinks. We were notified when one of the meal was going to take longer than five minutes and was offered an option. I also loved that she checked up on us while eating to see if we needed anything else and refilled our coffee! Over all a great dining experience. The food was perfect and so delicious! Will come back soon! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great service. The pancakes are always good. I love the breakfast sampler or the amazing omelettes. Lots of gluten free options(including pancakes and waffles). My sons love the bacon burger and the French dip. My daughter enjoyed the French toast. Very friendly and helpful employees. We really enjoyed our meal. Awesome job!