Applebee’s brings eats to the neighborhood–at your doorstep
A casual dining chain has partnered with an on-demand delivery service.
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill + Bar is making online and mobile delivery available at participating locations. DoorDash is supporting the company’s digital delivery efforts. Delivery will be free every day through Sunday, Sept. 1 and on Sundays from Sept. 8 – Dec. 29.
“This latest Applebee’s delivery innovation allows our neighbors to enjoy their favorite Applebee’s dishes wherever they are,” said Scott Gladstone, VP of strategy, off-premise and development at Applebee’s. “Within the casual dining category, we continue to be at the forefront of innovation in off-premise offerings, and will continue to look for ways to make enjoying our food available to our guests for any occasion. Plus, there is nothing more satisfying than having warm, delicious food delivered to you, wherever you are – with free delivery.”
Other casual dining and quick-service retailers are also expanding their delivery options for digital orders in conjunction with third-party specialists. In July, Starbucks announced plans to make its Starbucks Delivers delivery service available throughout the U.S. in early 2020 through an agreement with Uber Eats.
Since March, pizza chain Papa John’s has been offering digital order delivery from DoorDash at more than 1,400 locations across the U.S. And in February, Taco Bell made nationwide delivery available via online food delivery platform Grubhub.
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill + Bar is making online and mobile delivery available at participating locations. DoorDash is supporting the company’s digital delivery efforts. Delivery will be free every day through Sunday, Sept. 1 and on Sundays from Sept. 8 – Dec. 29.
“This latest Applebee’s delivery innovation allows our neighbors to enjoy their favorite Applebee’s dishes wherever they are,” said Scott Gladstone, VP of strategy, off-premise and development at Applebee’s. “Within the casual dining category, we continue to be at the forefront of innovation in off-premise offerings, and will continue to look for ways to make enjoying our food available to our guests for any occasion. Plus, there is nothing more satisfying than having warm, delicious food delivered to you, wherever you are – with free delivery.”
Other casual dining and quick-service retailers are also expanding their delivery options for digital orders in conjunction with third-party specialists. In July, Starbucks announced plans to make its Starbucks Delivers delivery service available throughout the U.S. in early 2020 through an agreement with Uber Eats.
Since March, pizza chain Papa John’s has been offering digital order delivery from DoorDash at more than 1,400 locations across the U.S. And in February, Taco Bell made nationwide delivery available via online food delivery platform Grubhub.