IHOP has 58 cent pancakes Tuesday for its anniversary after stopping briefly handle 2020 in the middle of COVID

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Kelly Tyko

|U.S.A. TODAY

IHOP is restoring its anniversary offer after stopping briefly the promo for a year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 13, consumers can get a 58- cent brief stack of buttermilk pancakes when dining in at getting involved places nationwide.

The chain states the rate of its unique is a nod to its founding year of 1958 when siblings Al and Jerry Lapin developed IHOP “after discovering motivation in the tropical tastes of coconut syrup and thinking up the concept of a regional dining establishment focused around pancakes.”

The International Home of Pancakes, which reduced its name to its initials years earlier, states its very first area opened in the suburban areas of Los Angeles.

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The pancake offer will be offered while products last and is not legitimate with any other deal, discount rate or discount coupon.

Previously this year, IHOP canceled its National Pancake Day promo in the middle of the pandemic however didn’t nix the complimentary pancake free gift entirely. Rather, the chain turned the yearly one-day occasion into a monthlong promo kept in April.

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