IHOP heading to Waterloo

By Mark Pare

Posted Aug 17, 2021 01:00:00 PM.

The countdown is on for pancake lovers in the region!

The Toronto-based K2 Group announced that they are planning to add a minimum of five IHOP locations in Ontario in the next five years.

One of the cities named is Waterloo.

The first location as part of the restaurant's latest expansion will open in Belleville in early 2022.

Windsor, London and Hamilton are the other three cities named.

Details on further locations are still to come.

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