Bob Evans

Met up with several comrades from the US Army. We were taken care of efficiently and happily by a very upbeat young lady. I did not stay for the duration of the luncheon but I heard later on that it was a success. It was lovely they were able to accommodate such a large group at the last minute. Parking: There was plenty of parking as the restaurant was not super crowded.

Bob Evans, 100 Sheriff Drive, Melbourne, Florida 32940- 3-stars (Chain Restaurant Rating) My mother was a NOTORIOUSLY picky eater. When it came to restaurants, she was like a curmudgeon in a Dickens' story. "Please Mother, may we have another restaurant?" In the 1970's there were already a paucity of restaurants to dine in and very few chains. We would end up going to the same two places REPEATEDLY. The original Bob Evans restaurant was opened as "The Sausage Shop" in Rio Grande, Ohio back in 1962. Starting in 1968, the Bob Evans restaurant chain expanded (and contracted) to around 500 restaurants in 18 states. When a location opened in the Melbourne area in 1970-something, my family was among the first to give it a try. My sister and I carefully watched our mother eat with wide eyes and determined hope that this new restaurant might finally make the list. But, alas, it did not. "Please, can we come back here, Mom?" "NO." "Aww, why not?" "Because, I said so." And that was that. Neither

Horrible horrible horrible Manager Donna was rude to workers. Food tastes like it came from a bag frozen. Rolls never fresh. Where are all the Spanish and black servers? Everything is white. And the area was filthy. Dishes dirty. Had to use to go cups. Carpet stinks. Table sticky. Close the store or get new managers and maybe some people of color on there because Olga is a rude and a loud mouth. The old fat lady cook can't cook she needs to take some classes. Old gray haired manager is super creepy. Maybe he doesn't like POC idk never coming back here. Disgusting bathrooms long wait times and no one was even in the place. Just no.