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IHOP Slice of Ham price

A IHOP Slice of Ham costs $3.79 to $8.19 across 1,474 US IHOP restaurants, typically $5.29.

Pickup prices at every IHOP as of .

Key findings

Slice of Ham price by state, cheapest first

RankStateTypicalRangeIndexRestaurants
1Iowa$3.99$3.79 to $6.197510
2Oklahoma$4.29$3.99 to $5.298131
3Texas$4.49$3.79 to $5.7985206
4Ohio$4.49$4.29 to $6.498536
5Utah$4.49$4.49 to $4.498518
6Arkansas$4.49$4.29 to $6.598515
7Kentucky$4.49$4.39 to $5.398511
8Idaho$4.49$4.49 to $4.99857
9Indiana$4.59$4.39 to $5.798726
10North Dakota$4.59$4.29 to $4.59873
11South Dakota$4.59$4.59 to $5.99872
12Michigan$4.79$4.39 to $5.999125
13New Jersey$4.99$3.79 to $6.199451
14Arizona$4.99$4.49 to $5.399441
15Illinois$4.99$4.39 to $6.499438
16Pennsylvania$4.99$3.79 to $6.499425
17Louisiana$4.99$3.79 to $5.299421
18Alabama$4.99$3.99 to $6.299417
19New Mexico$4.99$4.69 to $5.999416
20Wisconsin$4.99$4.99 to $6.199413
21Mississippi$4.99$3.99 to $5.399411
22West Virginia$4.99$4.59 to $4.99949
23Virginia$5.19$4.29 to $6.499867
24Maryland$5.19$4.19 to $6.199854
25Delaware$5.29$4.69 to $5.391008
26Alaska$5.29$5.29 to $5.291004
27North Carolina$5.39$4.39 to $6.3910248
28Kansas$5.45$4.49 to $5.6910328
29Washington$5.49$4.59 to $7.6910439
30Oregon$5.49$5.49 to $5.5910414
31Rhode Island$5.49$5.49 to $6.491045
32New Hampshire$5.49$5.39 to $5.791044
33Nevada$5.59$4.99 to $6.4910624
34Minnesota$5.59$5.59 to $6.691068
35Tennessee$5.69$4.29 to $5.9910831
36Missouri$5.69$4.99 to $6.4910828
37South Carolina$5.69$4.99 to $6.3910827
38Maine$5.69$5.19 to $5.691087
39Georgia$5.79$4.69 to $8.1910978
40New York$5.79$4.19 to $6.5910962
41Connecticut$5.79$3.99 to $6.3910911
42Colorado$5.99$4.99 to $6.9911337
43Montana$5.99$5.99 to $6.751134
44Massachusetts$6.19$4.19 to $6.1911723
45Nebraska$6.19$4.99 to $6.191177
46Hawaii$6.29$6.29 to $7.891196
47California$6.49$5.49 to $7.99123217
48Washington DC$7.49$7.49 to $7.491421

Cheapest cities for a Slice of Ham

CityTypicalRangeRestaurants
Tulsa, OK$4.19$4.19 to $4.195
Fort Worth, TX$4.29$3.99 to $5.298
Memphis, TN$4.29$4.29 to $4.295
Grand Prairie, TX$4.29$4.29 to $4.493
Baton Rouge, LA$4.29$3.79 to $4.293
Austin, TX$4.39$4.29 to $4.397
Phoenix, AZ$4.49$4.49 to $5.3910
Tucson, AZ$4.49$4.49 to $4.997
Dallas, TX$4.49$4.49 to $4.497
Wichita, KS$4.49$4.49 to $5.495

Priciest cities for a Slice of Ham

CityTypicalRangeRestaurants
Bakersfield, CA$7.19$7.19 to $7.993
Fresno, CA$7.19$7.19 to $7.193
Sacramento, CA$7.19$7.19 to $7.198
Santa Ana, CA$6.99$6.49 to $6.993
Honolulu, HI$6.99$6.29 to $6.993
San Jose, CA$6.99$5.49 to $7.294
Aurora, CO$6.79$5.59 to $6.795
Anaheim, CA$6.39$5.99 to $6.794
Reno, NV$6.29$5.59 to $6.293
Lincoln, NE$6.19$6.19 to $6.193

Cheapest IHOP restaurants for a Slice of Ham

RestaurantWherePrice
2241 N US Hwy 271Pittsburg, TX$3.79
110 Lincoln Hwy, Suite #1 Oxford Point Shopping CenterFairless Hills, PA$3.79
1759 Route 88Brick, NJ$3.79
3680 Harding Blvd.Baton Rouge, LA$3.79
3077 State Highway Route 27Franklin Park, NJ$3.79

Priciest IHOP restaurants for a Slice of Ham

RestaurantWherePrice
3130 Johnson Ferry RdMarietta, GA$8.19
29541 Stockdale HwyBakersfield, CA$7.99
7950 Beach BlvdBuena Park, CA$7.99
70 E. Kaahumana Ave.Kahului, HI$7.89
1190 Arnold DrMartinez, CA$7.79

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Questions people ask

How much is a IHOP Slice of Ham?
As of 2026-10-05: A IHOP Slice of Ham costs $3.79 to $8.19 across 1,474 US IHOP restaurants, typically $5.29.
Which state has the cheapest IHOP Slice of Ham?
Iowa is the cheapest state for a IHOP Slice of Ham (typically $3.99) and California the most expensive ($6.49). Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-05.
Where is the cheapest IHOP Slice of Ham?
The cheapest IHOP Slice of Ham in the US is $3.79 at 2241 N US Hwy 271, Pittsburg, TX. (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-05).

How these prices are measured

Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.

Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/items/ihop/slice-of-ham), prices checked 2026-10-05. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

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