Applebee's Grill + Bar (
restaurant locator) offers its
All You Can Eat Boneless Wings, Signature Riblets, Double Crunch Shrimp & Endless Fries for
$15.99. Valid for
dine-in only at participating locations
Thanks to Staff Member
sofaloaf for sharing this deal.
- Note: Offer availability may vary by location.
Offer 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
Community Reviews
Applebee's all you can eat deal is a dine in feast built around boneless wings, riblets, shrimp, and fries, with the best value coming from pacing refills and ordering the next round as soon as the plate lands. The shrimp can be a lighter way to start, and sauce can be requested on the side. The main drawbacks are heavy breading, riblets with lots of bones, and slow refill timing that can stretch to about 30 minutes. Some locations may not honor the offer, so it works best when the participating store and the wait are both acceptable.
Common Questions (5)
Refills can take about 30 minutes, and some locations appear to bring only a small batch each round. Ordering your next round as soon as the plate arrives helps keep the wait manageable.
The riblets are described as mostly bones, and the shrimp and wings as heavily breaded. That means the deal can feel filling without delivering a lot of actual meat.
It can be worth it if you eat a lot, especially compared with paying similar money at Wingstop or Buffalo Wild Wings. The shrimp, wings, and riblets can add up to a very large meal, though the heavy breading and bones reduce how much actual food you get.
There's no reliable way to confirm participation in advance from the dine-in offer alone, and some locations may not honor it. The practical check is to call the specific restaurant before going or verify at the host stand when you arrive.
Yes, the wings can be ordered with no wing sauce, and dine-in should let you ask for sauce on the side. That makes it easier to control how saucy they are.
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