Applebee's Grill + Bar [
restaurant locator] offers its
All You Can Eat Boneless Wings, Riblets & Double Crunch Shrimp + Endless Fries for
$15.99. Valid for
dine-in only at participating locations
Thanks to community member
SickerDealer for sharing this deal.
Note: Offer availability may vary by location.
Includes:
- Boneless Wings
- Breaded, crispy boneless chicken
- 6 sauce choices: Classic Buffalo, Honey BBQ, Sweet Asian Chile, Garlic Parmesan, Extra Hot Buffalo, Hot Honey Glaze
- Served with fries, coleslaw, and bleu cheese or ranch (refills come without coleslaw)
- Riblets
- Slow-cooked, tender bone-in pork riblets
- 3 sauce choices: Honey BBQ, Hot Honey Glaze, Sweet Asian Chile
- Served with coleslaw and endless fries
- Double Crunch Shrimp
- Crispy battered Double Crunch Shrimp are fried golden brown
- Served with cocktail sauce, coleslaw, and endless fries
Top Comments
I suppose the upside is that's it's only gone up a dollar in two years.
Community Reviews
Applebee's all you can eat for $15.99 is mainly about cheap sit down variety, with riblets standing out as the strongest item and boneless wings still getting praise when paired with dipping sauce. The wings and fried items can be satisfying, but the chicken quality on boneless wings gets called out as poor, and the meal can feel heavy enough to cause regret the next day. The offer also runs slower than expected, with small follow up plates and long waits between rounds. It works best if you want a lot of food and do not mind a processed chain meal.
Common Questions (5)
The boneless wings are basically oversized nuggets, and they can still be tasty with dipping sauce. A separate report says the chicken quality was poor on a prior boneless-wing deal, so they may be the weakest pick here.
Riblets are the standout item and are described as terrific and one of the only acceptable choices. Wings and chicken get more criticism, while shrimp and riblets are the safer bets if you want the deal to feel worthwhile.
Only the first plate typically comes with fries. After that, you order one meat item at a time on small plates, so pacing matters if you want to maximize how much you eat.
Yes. Sitting near the kitchen can make it easier to ask for more all-you-can-eat items when the server passes by, and some people suggest it can speed up getting the next plate.
No drink is included, so the total can rise to about $18-20 before tax and tip and around $25 after. That makes it much less attractive if you are not planning to eat a lot.
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It's seriously bad. An insult to bar food. You'd be better off buying a bag of frozen chicken breast bites and cooking them at home.
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For the variety here, I'd say this is better than an overpriced McD combo meal
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For the variety here, I'd say this is better than an overpriced McD combo meal
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