Breakfast eatery IHOP aiming for new southern Overland Park location

The new restaurant, set to open next year, will be a part of the incoming Metcalf Village project near 159th and Metcalf.

A well-known breakfast chain is expanding its Johnson County presence, this time at a new Overland Park development.

California-based IHOP has filed plans for a new restaurant at the Metcalf Village development in southern Overland Park.

IHOP is coming to 16109 Metcalf Ave.

  • The restaurant aims to open at the incoming Metcalf Village development, which will be just off 159th Street and Metcalf Avenue.
  • The southern Overland Park development will ultimately include a mix of residential, retail shops, restaurants and offices.
  • Officials with IHOP said the new restaurant will open sometime in 2027.

IHOP already has 2 locations in Overland Park

IHOP OP
Photo via IHOP website.
  • Though this would be the southernmost location in Overland Park, the California-based company already has two Overland Park locations, including one off 119th Street and Metcalf Avenue.
  • Further north, IHOP also has a restaurant near Oak Park Mall, off 95th Street and Quivira Road.
  • That one opened last year, next to a Paris Baguette.

Two IHOPs closed in Johnson County last year

  • With the arrival of new IHOP locations came the closure of two of its restaurants in Johnson County, in Overland Park and Shawnee.
  • At the time, those restaurants had been open for more than a decade.
  • The California-based company also still has Johnson County locations in Merriam, Olathe and Edgerton.

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Lucie Krisman
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