Dine Brands Global posted a smaller second-quarter profit but noted improving sales at its Applebee’s and IHOP restaurants.

New entrees and value plays helped the chain hit positive same-store sales for the first time in years, while dual-branding ...

Applebee's parent company, Dine Brands (DIN), reported mixed second quarter results. Dine Brands CEO John Peyton joins Market ...

Q2 2025 Management View John W. Peyton, CEO, stated that Dine carried momentum from March into the second quarter, delivering ...

Same-store sales at the casual-dining chain rose nearly 5%, marking its first positive result in over two years, as customers ...

A unique restaurant pairing is coming to Green Bay as Applebee’s and IHOP prepare to operate under one roof. The Applebee’s ...

A spokesperson for Dine Brands confirmed to a Marshfield News-Herald reporter July 30 the Applebee’s at 2114 N. Central Ave.

Applebee's says the additions promise both value and bold flavors, targeting diners looking to mix up their summer eats.

A former Bradenton Applebee’s is now a local steak and seafood spot offering “a value kind of play,” the owner says.

Applebee’s used to pitch itself as a place for customers to come, sit, and stay a while. Then the pandemic happened, and Applebee’s had to pivot.

Applebee’s customers have an average household income of $70,000, the company said. About 30% of its customers are Millennials, but it also sells to Baby Boomers and Gen Xers.