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Route 46 IHOP Rolls Out Halal Menu In Time For Ramadan Route 46 IHOP Rolls Out Halal Menu In Time For Ramadan
Route 46 IHOP Rolls Out Halal Menu In Time For Ramadan This 24-hour IHOP isn't just catering to late-night revelers.  The Totowa pancake house rolled out a Halal menu right around the start of Ramadan, so those celebrating can break or begin their fast with all the waffles they could ever want. The menu appears to be an abbreviated one, boasting burritos, salads, waffles, pancakes, crepes and more. IHOP Totowa made the announcement on Instagram, where patrons expressed gratitude. View this post on Instagram A post shared by IHOP Totowa (@ihoptotowanj)

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by Cecilia Levine
Business
‘It Was Time To Pull The Trigger:’ Boonton IHOP Permanently Shutters ‘It Was Time To Pull The Trigger:’ Boonton IHOP Permanently Shutters
‘It Was Time To Pull The Trigger:’ Boonton IHOP Permanently Shutters IHOP in Boonton is permanently closed for business, reports say. The Boonton Plaza location on Wootton Street closed its doors at 4 p.m. Sunday, Daily Record reports citing District Manager Abe Jubran. "The lease was done and we already have enough headaches with other stores and staffing," Jubran reportedly told the outlet. "All that and everything going on with the government. It was time to pull the trigger." Meanwhile, IHOP enthusiasts can still get their pancake fix at the franchise’s other Morris County locations in Cedar Knolls and Parsippany. The Totowa restaurant in Pass…

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by Valerie Musson
News
Fowl Smell: Truck Spills Decomposed Chicken Carcasses Along Route 17 Fowl Smell: Truck Spills Decomposed Chicken Carcasses Along Route 17
Fowl Smell: Truck Spills Decomposed Chicken Carcasses Along Route 17 Witnesses said you couldn't imagine the stink when a tractor-trailer carrying chicken carcasses lost part of its load as rush-hour temperatures on Route 17 neared 90 degrees on Monday.  Hay and chicken parts "flew all over the highway" after a strap on a tarp came loose from the trailer as it headed down the hill on the southbound highway in Ramsey shortly before 6 p.m., one witness said. The driver "braked to stop near the iHop and it all spilled over the top onto the trailer connections," he added. "It's the worst smell you ever smelled in your life," another witness said. "I was gaggin…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
Gas Instead Of Brake: Route 22 IHOP Diners Hospitalized After Car Crashes Through Wall Gas Instead Of Brake: Route 22 IHOP Diners Hospitalized After Car Crashes Through Wall
Gas Instead Of Brake: Route 22 IHOP Diners Hospitalized After Car Crashes Through Wall Two people eating inside of a Phillipsburg area IHOP were hospitalized when a car came crashing through an exterior wall of the restaurant near their table Friday, authorities said. The driver apparently hit the gas instead of the brake, sending his car over a curb and across a sidewalk then into the diner at 1313 Route 22 West, in Greenwich Township, LehighValleyLives reports citing local police. The two individuals were transported to the hospital in an ambulance while a third declined treatment, police said. The driver and passenger reportedly declined treatment. IHOP was closed as the…

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by Cecilia Levine
Business
Chuck E. Cheese Considering Bankruptcy, May Shutter, Reports Say Chuck E. Cheese Considering Bankruptcy, May Shutter, Reports Say
Chuck E. Cheese Considering Bankruptcy, May Shutter, Reports Say The future of Chuck E. Cheese is up in the air after its parent organization acquired nearly $1 billion in debt due to the COVID-10 pandemic, reports say. The children’s food and entertainment center chain’s owner, CEC Entertainment, is asking lenders for a loan of $200 million to stay in business, People.com reports. Bonuses were offered to the chain’s top executives Friday, June 5 in an effort to retain the employees amid temporary closures, the report said. The chain, which is based in Texas, opened in 1977 and as the pandemic struck had to shut down operations at each of its 610 locati…

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by Valerie Musson
News
Paterson IHOP Waitress Moved To Tears By $1,200 Tip Paterson IHOP Waitress Moved To Tears By $1,200 Tip
Paterson IHOP Waitress Moved To Tears By $1,200 Tip A group of grateful IHOP customers made this holiday season an unforgettable one for their Paterson waitress. Angelica Alicea was moved to tears Saturday morning when each customer at the table of nearly a dozen people handed her a $100 tip. The 30-year-old server, who recently moved to the area from Sussex County, thought only of her two children. Zellie Thomas of Paterson and his friend Jaylin Thomas came up with the idea. "It really is a privilege to be someone else's blessing," Thomas said on Facebook.

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by Cecilia Levine