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Corporate Account. Statista Accounts: Access All Statistics. That distinctive blue roof was actually chosen because of a similarity to the instantly recognizable orange roofs of the popular Howard Johnson's chain, and that chalet-style building has a purpose, too. Lapin wanted his restaurants to have the appearance of a place you could go that would be every bit as welcoming and cozy as your own home, another brilliant marketing strategy from the man who always said his favorite pancakes were "the ones that sell.

There are a ton of restaurants out there that are opened to fulfill a lifelong dream, but Al Lapin, Jr. According to The Economist , Lapin started out in the movie business, not the restaurant one.

The subject was a pretty dark one that was on everyone's minds during the s, and that was how to survive a nuclear attack. How did he get from nuclear war to pancakes? The films included information on what kind of emergency plans were in place to get basic necessities into the hands of those who needed them most, and that got Lapin thinking about how coffee fit into that plan. It's a necessity, surely, and that led him to develop a plan for delivering coffee to businessmen across LA.

Enter: pancakes It's always inspiring to see a business going above and beyond for their customers, and that's exactly what IHOP franchisee Tommy Tsitouris of Morgantown, West Virginia did for one of his 5-year-old customers. WVAlways says that when Leah DeBarr's parents took her to IHOP after a particularly painful and shot-filled doctor's visit, they found her favorites were no longer on the menu.

They couldn't get Cinn-A-Stack pancakes anymore, but when Tsitouris and IHOP got wind of the little girl's heartbreak, they not only held a Cinn-A-Stack-filled surprise party for her, but they put the pancakes back on the menu, albeit for a limited time. Still, that's some serious customer service! Hearts broke when IHOP took their Cinn-A-Stack pancakes off the menu, and it's no wonder — they're delicious, and there's no way we could possibly have too many ways to legitimately have dessert for breakfast.

Fortunately and with help from Delish , you're covered. You can totally do some creative menu-hacking to get Cinn-A-Stack pancakes any time, because the same thing that makes them delicious is used on their Cinnamon Swirl French Toast. Just order some buttermilk pancakes, and ask them to use that cinnamon spread and some cream cheese frosting.

There aren't too many restaurants that can say they've made a major contribution to the scientific community, but IHOP has — and it's hilarious. Anyone who's driven across the American Midwest knows why the saying developed that it's as flat as a pancake, but is it really? That's what Texas State and Arizona State University researchers wanted to know, and their study was published in the Annals of Improbable Research in The results?

Yes, Kansas is absolutely flatter than a pancake. They also determined that in order to be statistically less flat than a pancake, Kansas would need to have a mountain higher than Mount Everest.

Who says science is boring?