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iHop Restaurant’s Updated Interior Celebrated With Ribbon-Cutting, Cake

October 14, 2016 Business News

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Mayor Phil Kramer cuts the ribbon at the recently renovated iHop on Easton Avenue. Looking on, from left to right, are restaurant manager Amanda Sporman, and owners Rakesh Kumar and Varinder Kumar.

The iHop restaurant on Easton Avenue Oct. 14 celebrated its new interior with a ribbon-cutting, cake and free short stacks.

Mayor Phillip Kramer was on hand to do the ribbon-cutting honors, as the restaurant’s management and staff looked on.

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