Applebee's

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Fresh Fusilli pasta with mussels and prawns cooked in a garlic, anchovy and rocket pesto - Applebee’s Fish

Pan fried Scallops with slow cooked pork belly, and a wild mushroom cream - Applebee’s Fish

Our Famous Fish and Chips in a light batter served with hand cut chips and homemade tartare sauce - Applebee’s Fish

Applebee's is an American food company renowned for its casual dining experience. It operates under the full name Applebee's Neighborhood Bar & Grill and has established itself as a notable entity in the realm of American dining establishments.

History

Applebee's was founded on November 19, 1980. Since its inception, the brand has rapidly expanded, marking its presence not only across the United States but also in locations such as Puerto Rico and various other international countries. Although rooted in the US, its influence on the casual dining scene is witnessed globally.

Location

The company is headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. Over the years, the brand has successfully opened more than two thousand restaurants, making it a familiar name in many neighborhoods.

Menu

Applebee's offers a diverse menu catering to a variety of palates. Their culinary offerings range from classic American dishes to certain international flavors. Some of the most popular items include:

• Salads: Freshly prepared with an assortment of greens and other ingredients.
• Shrimp: Often served grilled or as a part of a larger dish.
• Chicken: Available in various preparations, from grilled to fried.
• Pasta: Featuring a selection of popular Italian favorites.
• Barbecue Ribs: Slow-cooked and served with signature sauces.
• Fish: Dishes curated with freshly sourced fish, often served grilled.

Concept

Applebee's embraces the essence of casual dining, ensuring that patrons feel at home. The ambiance is friendly and welcoming, suitable for family dinners, friendly gatherings, or casual business meetings.

See also

• List of restaurant chains in the United States
• Casual dining
• Franchising

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