i came here with a party of 6 of us... at first we walk in and they sit us at a table that all of us can no room or space ... when we received our drinks ... we asked them if we could move to another bigger table in the corner ... they said that we would have a different waiter and something about that table was for 8 people ... however they moved us anyways.. seemed like they had a problem with it.... after we got our new waiter ... his name was nick... nick took our order n when we received our food about almost an hour later... nick brought our food to us... asked what plate went to who... but since it took so long and after all of us having conversations ... we kinda forgot ... once my friend rememeber .. oh thats my order... nick said something under his breathe n shook his head... nick was extremely rude and not customer friendly... i was then extremely heated and spoke to the manager ... she then said she would talk to him about the problem... however the manager never came back to us... other servers where then attending to us instead of nick... we were never accommodated for the rudeness and the time waiting... this applebees is by far the worst one around... i would personally never go to this place again .... now the apple bees in turnersville on the black horse pike... they are 100% opposite ... they treat customers with the most respect u would never see in vineland.... i would not be surprised if they mess around with their food!!
BEWARE OF THE VINELAND APPLEBEES!!! YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED !!!
Would never go to the Vineland Applebee's restaurant again. Â The food is typical diner/american food, but the service is ridiculous. Â The first 2 times we had the same unfriendly, lazy woman who go our orders wrong both times. Â The third, and last, time we went we waited 45 minutes, no one stopped by the table, so we left.
Review Source:Although I am not a big bar person, I am a big wing person and Applebees has the biggest wings around! The beer is cold and I always get a nice frosty, tall glass. The burgers are great compared to the fast food chains, especially when you consider how much they are charging at the fast food places and what you get for it! The ribs are just the way I like them whether they are dry or with one of their sauces. Let me tell you what makes all these dishes really shine though....Its the people.
The servers are very attentive and are actually smiling and seem happy. I have been to the other area eateries like long horn, chills, Bennigans, texas road house, Cosmo, Bob Evans, you name it, I have eaten there several times over, and none of them come close to Applebees for their service, the friendly attitude of the staff there and the bang for the buck you get as far as food is concerned.
A couple of things to try when you go:
wings but get them dry with the sauce on the side.
Chicken wontons......trust me they are just great with a yueng or two.
the bacon burger with the onion rings, not sure what its called but get it.
OK, it's Applebee's...is there really any point in talking about the food?  We all know what it is and what it's not.  I only order salad, appetizers or drinks here and they are all ok, not great, not bad, just ok.  I can  say that this location is always clean and the staff has always been very friendly to me. Plenty of huge screen TV's for those that like sports.  Don't expect anything special and you'll be fine.
Review Source:Riblets are not ribs! Â I have Applebees on the do not frequent list.
The one thing this Applebees used to have going for it is that it served the local beer Blue Collar. When that went out of business, nothing was left.
The burgers are frozen and served on dry buns. There is nothing on the menu that shines. While one may come across something that is okay, the menu changes frequently so it is not likely he will be able to repeat that order.
This is a popular spot so the wait is usually significant.
Applebees did add curbside service. We have used that and it has worked well. We order ahead of time and there are three parking spots directly in front. A waitress comes out and brings the food and can run a credit card from your vehicle.
Meh... Applebee's is Applebee's; not much has changed. Â But I had a business meeting yesterday evening and was given the option of dining at the local greasy spoon and eating a plate of slimy, artery clogging vomit or eating at Applebee's, Â I voted for Applebee's. Â
Everyone in my party was pleased with their choices. Â In particular, the salads got high praise. Â My friend and I opted for the 2 for $20 deal, which is two entrees (each with their own side) and one app to split. Â We chose the artichoke and spinach dip and chips to share. Â The portion was larger than I've had it the past. Â It was enough for the entire table to nibble on. Â I got the Fiesta Lime chicken which was much better prepared than the last time I got it. Â It was cooked perfectly, moist and tender. Â The rice had some of that crunchy "pegao", which I enjoyed, but most diners probably would have complained. Â
Our server was prompt, but our food was not and I was a little concerned we would all be late the meeting we were prepping for. Â Our server didn't hover, but was prompt with the check. Â I'm not sure if she kept her distance because we were having a meeting, or if she was just lazy. This location is kinda hit or miss but overall it was an okay experience.
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