- IHOP
- Flapjack chain
- Pancake house chain, for short
- Pancake palace
- Stack place
- Flapjack franchise
- Breakfast chain, informally
- Breakfast chain first opened in Toluca Lake in L.A.
- Chain with "Mexican Tres Leches" and "Italian Cannoli" breakfast offerings
- Sister chain of Applebee's
- Alternative to Denny's
- Peddler of the revolting-sounding Cupcake Pancake
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity chain, familiarly
- Waffle House alternative
- Place to find silver dollars
- Breakfast destination
- Denny's alternative
- Bac 'n' Cheddar Waffullicious Waffle restaurant
- Blue-roofed eatery
- Its eclub program is Pancake Revolution
- Philly Cheese Steak Stacker restaurant chain
- Place to get a CINN-A-STACK French Toast breakfast
- Spot to get a stack for short
- Silver 5 restaurant
- Philly Cheese Steak Stacker restaurant
- Chain that offers pancake sliders
- Chain that flipped their last letter for a hot minute in 2018
- Waffle House rival
- Flapjack restaurant, for short
- Reese's Pieces Pancakes franchise
- Stack chain
- Chain that serves Breakfeasts
- Waffle House competitor
- Breakfast acronym
- Breakfast chain
- Restaurant-chain acronym
- Come hungry. Leave happy chain
- US restaurant chain, familiarly
- Breakfast Anytime site
- Breakfast anytime place, for short
- Restaurant acronym
- Restaurant with a "Simple & Fit" menu
- 43-Down competitor
- They sold "Who-Cakes" in a 2008 cross-promotion for the film "Horton Hears a Who!"
- Restaurant that Dwight Schrute calls "socialist", in "The Office"
- It changed its last letter to B for "burgers" in 2018 as a publicity stunt
- It once aptly used an animated kangaroo in its ads (at which my wife and I once ate at 3am while stranded at the New Orleans airport)
- Its logo contains a "smile" underneath its third and fourth letters
- Its last A-frame location was built in 1979
- What restaurant is that from? _____ because diabetes took one of my legs? (line from "The Cleveland Show")
- Breakfast chain, for short
- Popular flapjack place, for short
- Flapjack franchise, familiarly
- Where to order a stack
- Denny's alternative, for short
- Chain with link sausages
- Denny's rival
- Flapjack franchise, for short
- Franchise with short stacks, for short
- Pancake palace, commonly
- Breakfast chain acronym
- Chain of stacks, initially
- Breakfast destination, initially
- Chain known for its stacks, briefly
- Stack acronym
- Breakfast restaurant
- Chain with short stacks
- Denny's competition
- Breakfast chain, briefly
- Chain with links?
- Come Hungry, Leave Happy breakfast chain
- Chain that serves over 1.5 million gallons of syrup per year
- Denny's competitor
- CINN-A-STACK seller
- Chain that sells links
- Corp. that stacks up?
- Chain that always has breakfast on the menu
- Chain that has many links?
- Flapjack-selling chain, informally
- HoJo competitor
- Franchise with stacks
- Chain known for breakfast
- Chain serving stacks
- Flapjack eatery, briefly
- Restaurant that offers a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity breakfast
- Breakfast alternative to Mickey D's
- Breakfast spot, briefly
- Bus. with offerings that really stack up?
- Denny's alternative, briefly
- Franchise with French toast
- Breakfast chain, in ad copy
- Breakfast chain, familiarly
- Server of stacks, familiarly
- Chain that serves flavored syrups, briefly
- Chain with stacks
- The first one opened near L.A. in 1958
- Chain that opened near L.A. in 1958
- Chain with many links?
- Popular breakfast chain, briefly
- Where to find stacks
- Place to find stacks, briefly
- Chain that began in Toluca Lake, Calif.
- Chain with edible links
- One of over 1,250 restaurants, briefly
- Restaurant with a blue roof
- Short stack server, for short
- Flapjack maker since 1958
- It puts four syrups on each table
- Links specialist?
- Place serving stacks and links
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity purveyor
- Stack maker since 1958
- Chain known for breakfasts
- Place serving links
- Place to get stacks
- Chain restaurant with a blue roof
- It acquired Applebee's in 2007
- Chain selling stacks
- Food chain
- Place to see stacks
- All-You-Can-Eat-Pancakes chain
- Links acronym
- Eat up every moment breakfast chain
- Blue-roofed restaurant chain
- Restaurant with a smile in its logo
- Chain famous for breakfasts
- Restaurant in the same corporate group as Applebee's
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity chain
- We burger as good as we pancake chain
- 2007 Applebee's acquirer
- Chain with syrup choices
- Food chain with a smiley face in its logo
- Its four-word name was reduced to four letters in 1973
- Let's put a smile on your plate breakfast chain
- Blue-roofed breakfast spot
- Breakfast chain with bottomless stacks
- Chain with an alternate 28-letter name ... and what you need to write five puzzle answers?
- Eatery with a "Happy Face" combo on the kids menu
- Let's put a smile on your plate chain
- Breakfast chain known for flapjacks, or what the first part of 19-, 30-, 40-, or 50-Across might say?
- Breakfast chain that serves stacks
- Flapjack eater's mecca, briefly
- Flapjack-chain letters
- Flapjack chain's initials
- Restaurant chain, initially
- Flapjacks franchise
- Restaurant chain: Abbr.
- Restaurant franchise
- Place to order stacks
- Business built on stacks
- Applebee's sister chain
- Applebee's buyer in 2007
- Wendy's competitor
- Where you're urged to "start stacking up rewards"
- Breakfast specialist
- Stack-serving eatery
- Chain associated with links
- Franchise with stacks to sell
- Stack server
- Where to dive into a stack
- Flapjack chain, for short
- Where Silver Dollars are eaten
- Server of stacks
- Site serving stacks
- Breakfast restaurant chain
- Chain offering Belgian waffles
- Flapjack-serving chain
- Recent server of Grinch's Green flapjacks
- Seller of circular stacks
- Short Stack seller
- Breakfast crepe server
- Chain for breakfast
- Flapjack restaurant chain
- Stack-serving chain
- The home of all things breakfast
- Silver 5 breakfast for kids seller
- Restaurant that serves Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity for breakfast
- Restaurant chain that sells French toast and Belgian waffles
- Restaurant chain known for its blue roofs
- Restaurant chain known for its breakfasts
- Chain that sells waffles like hot cakes?
- Restaurant chain that started in Toluca Lake, Calif.
- Rooty Jr. restaurant
- Family restaurant chain, briefly
- Restaurant chain where you can (aptly) get French toast and Belgian waffles
- Perkins competitor
- Restaurant chain that bought out Applebee's
- Short stack spot, for short
- Hotcakes acronym
- Breakfast restaurant chain, for short
- Breakfast restaurant chain, informally
- Breakfast restaurant, for short
- Popular food chain, informally
- Hwy. eatery
- Popular restaurant chain, briefly
- Restaurant with waffles and such
- Breakfast place, for short
- Noted restaurant chain
- Restaurant chain initials
- Popular restaurant chain, for short
- Sister restaurant of Applebee's
- Where to order a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity
- Breakfast food chain
- Restaurant chain, for short
- Place to get links
- Restaurant chain since '58
- 24-hour breakfast place
- 24-hr. breakfast place
- Chain letters?
- Restaurant chain founded in 1958 near L.A.
- Breakfast restaurant letters
- Co. that bought Applebee's in 2007
- Restaurant chain since 1958
- Flapjack eatery, for short
- Blue-roofed chain
- Breakfast place that's often open 24 hrs.
- Stack-serving chain, for short
- Links chain
- Place to order a stack, say
- Sister co. of Applebee's
- 24-hour place to hit the links?
- Restaurant chain with syrup dispensers on every table
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity establishment
- Come hungry. Leave happy sloganeer
- 2007 purchaser of Applebee's
- Acronym in casual dining
- Co. that bought out Applebee's in 2007
- Eat up every moment sloganeer
- Sister company of Applebee's
- Seller of Belgian waffles and French toast (fittingly, considering the "I" in its name)
- Commercial name that becomes a Native American tribe if you move its first letter to the end
- Flapjack franchise, briefly
- Rabbit's favorite chain restaurant?
- Chain restaurant ... or what a kangaroo might say?
- Onetime "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer
- Seller of the Ultimate Waffle Sandwich
- Where a batter eventually goes to the plate?
- Maker of the Split Decision Breakfast
- Restaurant chain with a smile in its logo
- Restaurant chain known for its flapjacks
- Chain with a "2 x 2 x 2" breakfast combo
- Breakfast chain with a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity
- Eatery with a "Two x Two x Two" option
- Viva La French Toast Combo restaurant
- Chain with sausage links
- Late-night pigs-in-a-blanket stop, for short
- Breakfast spot, for short
- Chain restaurant that once offered a "Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n Fruity" breakfast
- Restaurant chain whose franchises often have blue roofs
- Chain that acquired Applebee's in 2007
- Bunny's reply to "How do you get around?"
- One place to start your day
- Bunny's favorite restaurant chain?
- Popular eatery, initially
- Popular restaurant chain, familiarly
- One place for breakfast
- Certain restaurant's acronym
- Restaurant with lots of syrup
- Breakfast chain with a signature blue roof
- Chain that serves breakfast all day
- Chain with 17-Across
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity restaurant
- 24/7 pancake chain
- Breakfast chain that temporarily flipped its "p" to a "b"
- Breakfast joint
- Free Pancake Day chain
- Its "P" stands for "pancakes"
- Pancake chain
- Stack-selling chain
- All-day breakfast chain
- Easter Bunny's favorite breakfast spot?
- Flapjack seller
- Funny Face flapjack chain
- It uses 1.5 million gallons of maple syrup per year
- Place to get a late-night stack
- All-day breakfast spot
- Restaurant with syrup caddies
- Split Decision Breakfast chain
- Restaurant with about 95% of its locations in the U.S. despite its name
- Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity breakfast chain
- Breakfast chain founded in L.A.
- Home of the Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity
- Restaurant with an unlimited pancake deal
- Breakfast chain with a Minions collaboration
- Breakfast chain with blue roofs
- Competitor of Waffle House
- Popular late night eatery
- HoJo alternative
- Place with breakfasts in stacks
- Popular flapjack place
- Popular breakfast restaurant chain
- Where people eat stacks
- Blue-roofed eatery chain
- Chain that celebrates National Pancake Day
- Denny's rival, familiarly
- Flapjack-selling chain
- 24-hr. breakfast server
- All-day breakfast eatery
- Eatery whose name briefly contained "burgers"
- Rival of Denny's
- Chain that bought Applebee's
- Chain with many 24/7 eateries
- Chain with many syrup flavors
- Place to order a stack
- Applebee's sister restaurant
- Chain with waffles
- Chain with a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity combo
- Flapjack chain with blue roofs
- Breakfast chain with a smiley logo
- Its final letter stands for "Pancakes"
- Everything you love about breakfast sloganeer
- Waffle maker
- Chain offering Thick 'N Fluffy French Toast
- Stack-serving initials
- Chain offering Country Griddle Cakes
- Chain with a Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity breakfast
- Big seller of stacks
- Ultimate Waffle Stack seller
- Chain offering breakfast all day
- Chain that sells stacks
- Chain with Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n Fruity Pancakes
- Chain with pancake sliders
- Site for a Split Decision Breakfast
- Chain with a Funny Face combo for kids
- Chain with a maple bacon milkshake
- Seller of lots of flapjacks
- Where kids can get a Funny Face Pancake Combo
- Chain with Cinn-A-Stack pancakes
- Major pancake purveyor
- Seller of Cinn-A-Stack pancakes
- Seller of Thick 'N Fluffy French Toast
