Porter Area IHOP Planned for Applebee's Dual-Brand Expansion
Porter Area IHOP Planned for Applebee's Dual-Brand Expansion
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Porter Area IHOP Planned for Applebee's Dual-Brand Expansion Plans have been registered to renovate and expand the existing IHOP at 23681 Church Street in Porter into a dual-brand IHOP and Applebee's restaurant. According to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing, the project would add 836 square feet to the current 4,102-square-foot building, creating a total space of approximately 4,938 square feet. The addition is planned to provide an expanded dining area. The privately funded renovation is estimated to cost $150,000. Construction is currently listed to begin on August 17th, 2026, with completion projected for September 17th, 2026. The project remains in the registered stage, and details about an opening date have not yet been announced.
malpalface, Chickadee and justanirishgirl reacted 
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Should have been the one on 59 by Texas Roahouse. Applebee's used to have a few good items.
eighteen and FatCop reacted The people in Porter will now have a nice place to celebrate their anniversary.
#msg5981870Has anyone ever been to Tim Horrtins by the airport.
No, I haven't been to this location, however I have been to many up north.
#msg5981882Didn't we have an Applebee's in Kingwood once?
IHOP and Applebee's are owned by the same parent company, although most locations are owned by franchisees. The parent also owns Fuzzy's Tacos.
Most or all of Applebee's in this area closed for a reason. Who's the development genius that thought "ooh, let's lose our **** again, and rebuild!"
CaffeineFree reacted #msg5981894luannski : Yes. It was on KWD next to Taco Bell and KFC, where the vision place is now. It got closed for selling booze to minors- TABC busted them, and they lost their liquor license. That happened a couple of years after we moved here in 1990. We used to take the kids there sometimes because it was the only 'sit-down' full-service restaurant in KW at the time.
I remember that Applebees. They closed and then it became a restaurant called Callendars where I first tried artichoke and spinach dip. Funny the dumb things you remember from decades ago.
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