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I attempted Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Bowl. It was a reminder of why chains can't quit bottomless deals.

I attempted Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Bowl. It was a reminder of why chains can't quit bottomless deals.
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An Insider reporter attempted Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Bowl, consuming three bowls of pasta, plus salad and breadsticks, for $14.99. The experience highlighted the incredible value for customers and explained why casual dining chains continue to offer such bottomless deals.

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This article provides insight into consumer dining trends and the business strategies of casual dining chains, particularly the appeal and economic rationale behind 'bottomless' promotions.

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I tried Olive Garden's endless pasta deal. I could only get through two bowls before I wanted to tap out, but it was incredible value. Erin McDowell/Business Insider Olive Garden is back with its endless pasta promotion for those brave enough to try. I visited the chain and ate my way through three bowls of pasta, plus salad and breadsticks. It's clear to me why casual-dining chains across the industry love bottomless deals. Why stop at seconds when you can go back for thirds, fourths — even fifths? I recently visited Olive Garden's flagship Times Square restaurant for my first-ever meal at the chain . While I couldn't wait to try its iconic breadsticks, there was one specific deal I was gunning for: Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Bowl, which starts at $14.99, depending on location.

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