IHOP Split Decision Breakfast
The IHOP Split Decision Breakfast costs $15.99 with 1,290–1,380 calories — two eggs, bacon, sausage, French toast triangles, and buttermilk pancakes on one plate. The combo for the chronically indecisive.
Pancakes or French toast? Bacon or sausage? This combo refuses to choose — and neither do you have to. Here is the full breakdown.
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Split Decision Breakfast: Price, Calories & Essentials
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $15.99 (prices vary by location) |
| Calories | 1,290–1,380 Cal |
| Eggs | Two, cooked your way |
| Meats | Two bacon strips + two pork sausage links |
| Sweet side | Two French toast triangles + two buttermilk pancakes |
| Availability | All day, dine-in, takeout & delivery |
IHOP’s official description: “A hearty combination of two eggs, two crispy bacon strips, two pork sausage links, two triangles of French toast and two buttermilk pancakes.” See the IHOP breakfast menu for the full lineup.
The Five-Part Plate
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Two eggs | Any style — the savory anchor of the plate |
| Bacon + sausage | Two strips of hickory-smoked bacon, two pork sausage links |
| French toast | Two triangles — the Thick ‘N Fluffy style |
| Pancakes | Two buttermilk pancakes with syrup |
This is IHOP’s “have it all” plate in miniature: five components covering every craving. The genius is the split sweet side — two French toast triangles AND two pancakes, so the eternal pancakes-vs-French-toast debate ends in a draw. Both meats show up too, so the bacon-vs-sausage question never gets asked.
At 1,290–1,380 calories it is one of the heartiest combos — a genuine feast, not a sampler. Compare with the Breakfast Sampler (1,020–1,140) for a slightly lighter multi-item plate.
Where the Calories Go
| Component | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|
| Two pancakes with syrup | ~350–400 |
| French toast triangles | ~250–300 |
| Bacon + sausage | ~250–300 |
| Two eggs | ~140–180 |
The sweet half of the plate carries most of the calories — pancakes plus syrup plus French toast. If you want to trim, ask for syrup on the side and skip one sweet component. The eggs and meats are the protein backbone (~400 cal combined).
Ordering Tips
- Egg style matters: over-medium keeps yolks runny for the pancakes.
- Syrup on the side: controls the sweet load — the plate is big enough.
- Share it: at ~1,300+ calories, it splits cleanly between two light eaters.
- Swap option: ask about swapping sausage for turkey bacon.
- All-day: combos are served all day, not just mornings.
Verdict: The Crowd-Pleaser
The Split Decision Breakfast is IHOP’s answer to indecision: $15.99 for five components, ~1,300 calories of variety. Eggs, both meats, French toast, and pancakes — one plate, zero compromises.
Order it when: you want everything, or you are splitting with someone. Order the Breakfast Sampler when: you want meats variety with hash browns instead of French toast.
The plate that ends the debate.
FAQs
How much is the IHOP Split Decision Breakfast?
The Split Decision Breakfast costs $15.99 at most locations. Prices vary by restaurant.
What comes with the Split Decision Breakfast?
Two eggs, two bacon strips, two pork sausage links, two French toast triangles, and two buttermilk pancakes.
How many calories are in the Split Decision Breakfast?
1,290–1,380 calories, making it one of the heartiest combos.
Can I choose how my eggs are cooked?
Yes — the two eggs are cooked to order in any style.
Is the Split Decision Breakfast available all day?
Yes — IHOP serves breakfast combos all day at most locations.
Which is better: Split Decision or Breakfast Sampler?
The Split Decision has French toast plus pancakes; the Sampler has ham, hash browns, and more meats. Pick based on the sweet side you want.
