

Full-service chain bar & grill providing hearty American eats in an informal setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6310 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22306
Phone: (703) 768-1636
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Reviews
The all you can eat deal is worth it, just ask for less fries, as they get cold and soggy fast.
The dish was delicious, everything was great. My only complaint is how thick the chicken itself is. The middle is quite dry and such a big bite to take. Now i love having more chicken always, but the chicken parm should be thinner, how it is traditionally.
The photo is taken a day after i first ate it. I added a splash of milk to revive the sauce, and microwaved for 3 mins. Perfect. Just like new. Again, only wishing chicken was thinner.
I LOVE the breadsticks. Better than olive garden.
You MUST have the spinach artichoke dip. Its perfect.
My boyfriend had the fiesta lime chicken, it was great except for the tortilla strips being a bit stale. He ate every bite nonetheless.
This was my first time having applebees, and doordashing it did not alter the quality of food. Came fresh and hot and portions are worth the money! we did 2 entrees and 1 app for $25+
The generosity of offering free meals isn’t just about the food itself, though the meal was great, hot, fresh, and served with care. What makes Applebee’s stand out is the atmosphere they intentionally create. You see families, veterans of different generations, and staff all sharing a sense of gratitude and respect. The way employees balanced speed, service, and friendliness while still showing personal kindness says a lot about the company’s values.
Applebee’s truly makes Veterans Day feel special instead of transactional. They show appreciation not only through what they give, but how they give it. That combination of generosity, well-organized service, and heartfelt kindness leaves a meaningful impression. It’s something veterans remember, and it’s something deserving of real recognition and thanks.
The poor hostess looked so frazzled when more people kept coming in to eat, but she added us and the next few families on to a waitlist. Eventually what I’m assuming was the GM came over and gruffly told her to split up our family of 5 into two booths. The hostess looked mortified as she asked us if it was OK for our family to sit separately.
She looked visibly uncomfortable around the GM, and I can’t say I blame her. Maybe he was just having a bad day, maybe things were just too busy, but he possessed not an ounce of customer service.
The chips for the dip were way past their prime. If stale could achieve another level, those chips succeeded.
We asked for a medium rare cook on our steaks, and it was just raw. My kiddo powered through hers but, my husband and I took most of ours home. I was thinking of reheating it, but the meat itself was grayish and so tough. It just wasn’t appetizing at all. If Gordon Ramsey had that steak served to him, he would have thrown it at the closest wall yelling about it being “raw.”
Cue 2 hours after lunch, and my daughter who actually finished her steak has a stomachache and experienced multiple bathroom visits.
The literal only saving grace of this whole thing was our server. She tried her best to make it a good experience, I truly think she deserves a better environment to work in.
I took a photo when we got home, but it honestly doesn’t do it justice. I cut off the top of the steak, which seemed the only safe piece to eat. The fat wasn’t rendered and the overall flavor and texture was off putting.
We didn’t address this issue with the manager as again, he seemed incredibly unapproachable. Not to mention if this is the quality of meat they serve, we did not want a redo of the meal.
Oh and I had to throw my fries in the deep fryer when I got home because they were under cooked