Sometimes, Floridians want a relatively fast, inexpensive meal where they get to sit down and have someone wait on them. Fast food just won’t do, but they aren’t looking for anything fancy. Examples of restaurants in this genre are TGI Fridays, Chilli’s, and Red Robin. One other option is Applebee’s, but one Florida location – in Port St. Lucie – recently received a warning after roach and rodent activity.
About Applebee’s In Florida: This chain is relatively new and it is also southern. It was founded in Georgia in the 1980s and it serves comfort foods like burgers, steak, pasta, ribs, pizza, and pasta. Today you can eat good “in the neighborhood” at any of Applebee’s more than 1500 locations – around 80 of which are in Florida.
The location in question, at 10501 S US Highway 1, earns relatively solid reviews on Google reviews, where it averages 4.1 out of 5 stars. Many patrons had very nice things to say about the service and the food. However, one review mentioned cleanliness. Keelie wrote, in part: