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Things Aren’t Looking Good for Applebee’s Restaurants

By Evan Paul Aug 13, 2024 | 11:15 AM

Applebee's faces challenges with declining sales trends in Q2 of 2024, prompting a strategic shift towards off-premises focus for better economics. Continue reading…

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Things Aren’t Looking Good for Applebee’s Restaurants

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