Applebee's Changes Beverage Policy After Tot Was Served Alcohol
Applebee's is changing the way it serves juice, after a toddler was mistakenly served an alcoholic drink at its Madison Heights location last week.
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Applebee's is changing the way it serves juice, after a toddler was mistakenly served an alcoholic drink at its Madison Heights location last week.
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