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IHOP Locations Map: Every IHOP in the U.S.

Where every IHOP restaurant in the United States is, and which states have the most.

The map shows 1,534 IHOP restaurants. California has the most (203), then Texas (197) and Florida (126).

1,534IHOP restaurants on the map
Californiahas the most (203)
51of the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico have at least one
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🥞States with the most IHOP restaurants

🔎About this data

IHOP restaurants mapped in OpenStreetMap. A few may have closed or moved; check the official locator before you go.

Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), restaurants tagged with the chain's brand; checked against the chain's official U.S. location count

Coverage: Nationwide (50 states, DC and Puerto Rico)

How it was checked: 1,528 mapped vs 1,684 official U.S. locations (91%; source: Dine Brands Form 10-K FY2025).

💬Questions and answers

How many IHOP restaurants are there in the United States?

The map shows 1,534 IHOP restaurants. California has the most (203), then Texas (197) and Florida (126).

Does every state have a IHOP?

No. None are mapped in Wyoming. Locations come from OpenStreetMap, so a few may have closed or opened since; check the official locator before you go.

Where does this data come from?

© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), restaurants tagged with the chain's brand; checked against the chain's official U.S. location count. Coverage: Nationwide (50 states, DC and Puerto Rico).

Is the map free to use?

Yes. Map the Block is free, with no ads or paywall. You may quote figures with credit to Map the Block (maptheblock.com); for bulk or commercial use there is a Data API.

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