STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As football season heats up so do the wing-makers at Applebee’s. Their annual limited-time offer of all-you-can-eat wings comes back nationwide.
The feast costs $12.99 through Sept. 25 for dine-in meals only. The Cheetos flavor is off-limits and the deal is extended to one guest person per order. Other than that, the sky’s the limit on boneless wings in six different flavors — Classic Buffalo, Honey BBQ, Sweet Asian Chile, Garlic Parmesan, Extra Hot Buffalo or Honey Pepper.
And a bonus this time around: Applebee’s crispy breaded, boneless wings pieces of tender boneless chicken wings are served with French fries, Applebee’s signature coleslaw, and choice of Bleu cheese or house-made buttermilk ranch dressing.
“Our guests love our wings! There’s no better way to kick off football season than with Applebee’s All You Can Eat Boneless Wings,” said Joel Yashinsky, Chief Marketing Officer at Applebee’s.
Participating restaurants across the nation can be found Applebees.com/restaurants. All venues in NYC extend the offer. The delivery and to-go ordering system can be found at Applebees.com or via the Applebee’s mobile app (iOS, Google).
In other Applebee’s news, September’s fundraiser on Staten Island will benefit children battling cancer. On Thursday, Sept. 15, all day, 20% of the guest check at breakfast, lunch and dinner will be donated to Kids Against Cancer. Music and festive activities will be extended to patrons who dine after 7 p.m.
The Outerbridge Crossing restaurant is the borough’s sole participating location at 115 Bricktown Way, Charleston; 718-943-1200. Guests must show a flyer that can be found on the Kids Against Cancer social media pages: Facebook.com/kidsagainstcancerKAC, Instagram.com/kidsagainstcancersi/, and Twitter.com/KACancerSI.
Mark Russo, chairman of the board of Kids Against Cancer said. “We are grateful to Applebee’s for this opportunity to raise much needed funds. The kids we work with are so mighty in their battle against cancer. Having as many people as possible and businesses, like Applebee’s offering opportunities like Dining to Donate, helps provide the resources they, and their families need.”
Pamela Silvestri is Advance Food Editor. She can be reached at silvestri@siadvance.com.
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