Applebee’s mozzarella sticks are only 50 cents each for a limited time

Recently, Applebee’s made waves with its new hand-breaded chicken sandwiches, paired with a deal for Late Night Half Price Appetizers. And now they’re upping the ante with Mozzarella Sticks for fifty cents each.

The deal starts today, July 8, 2024, and runs through July 28, 2024. You can get the deal dine-in, or To Go, and not only that it’s good for any time of the day. Mozzarella Sticks for dinner? Check. Mozzarella Sticks for lunch? You know that’s a check. Mozzarella Sticks for breakfast? Uh, check, please! I don’t know if they serve Mozzarella Sticks for breakfast, you should probably check with your local Applebee’s on that (my local stores open at 11 am, so probably not).

Each order of Mozzarella Sticks also comes with a side of marinara sauce, which brings down the price even more. Heck, you could get one order of Mozzarella Sticks and a side of marinara sauce, and baby, you’ve got a good snack. And at least online, you can also get a side of ranch instead. I recommend marinara sauce, but that’s only because I know what I’m talking about. If you don’t know what you’re talking about, you might be interested in ranch sauce!

A cursory glance at Applebee’s website as of this writing shows that the deal is already live, and it might be a little confusing as the Mozzarella Sticks are currently noted as $0.00. They’re not actually free, though.

Instead, you can order the fifty-cent Mozzarella Sticks in increments of four sticks each, for a maximum “basket” of 10 orders, or 40 Mozzarella Sticks. In case you can’t do the math, that’s $2 for four Mozzarella Sticks or $20 for 40 Mozzarella Sticks. That’s for online only, mind you. In the restaurant, the sky's the limit as long as you have room for Mozzarella Sticks and have quarters on hand. Just kidding, you don’t have to pay with quarters.

As mentioned, you only have a limited time to take advantage of this deal and an unlimited amount of Mozzarella Sticks to eat. So get to it! Just, skip the ranch. Gross.