Red Robin Is Launching a "Bottomless Burger" Pass
Are you the kind of person who spends the spring desperately trying to get into POOL SHAPE for the summer . . . or are you just fine just going to Red Robin every night?
May is National Burger Month, and Red Robin is celebrating with a "Bottomless Burger Pass." The passes will get you a burger and a bottomless side every day of the month of May . . . for only $20.
The Bottomless Burger Passes will be available at RedRobin.com starting tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. Eastern. And if you want one, you should set an alarm, because there's only a limited number of them available, and they're expected to sell out quickly.
It's unclear HOW limited they'll be, but apparently they don't want to repeat Red Lobster's UN-limited "endless shrimp" fiasco.
The Bottomless Burger Pass will be good for up to $22 worth of food and beverages every day, for a max value of $682. (Fox 13 - Seattle / Red Robin)
Easter is almost here because AP news is asking whether you love or hate Peeps. They wrote an article taking us inside the Peeps factory.
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Starbucks is updating its uniform policy.
Beginning May 12th, baristas in North America will have to wear solid black tops to "allow [their] iconic green apron to shine and create a sense of familiarity for our customers."
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A Restaurant Charged a Customer a Fee for Informing Them They Got the Wrong Beer?
Many people do NOT like the extra fees that restaurants charge . . . including auto-gratuities. But be careful with your criticism, because you could be charged another fee for COMPLAINING.
Someone online shared a photo of a receipt showing that they were charged a $5.00 fee for WHINING.
The customer claims the fee was apparently because they "informed them that they were served the wrong beer." There aren't any more details, so it's unclear what exactly went down, and how the place gets away with this.
Something seems off, but the customer says it was "just a regular pizza place" in Indiana . . . and not a place that intentionally messes with people, like, Dick's Last Resort or something. They also insist that it's legit.
For what it's worth, the customer admits that they were complaining, but weren't overly whiny. (Or B-wordy.) They also say they laughed it off, but people online are NOT cool with it.
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Jell-O Goes Vegan With New Oat Milk Chocolate Pudding
After 125 years, Jell-O is finally going dairy-free with its brand-new Oat Milk Chocolate Pudding, giving plant-based eaters a creamy, nostalgic treat to love. The allergy-friendly dessert is made with oat milk — the trendiest non-dairy option — and hits stores nationwide in 4-packs for about $3.99. Early taste-testers say it delivers the same sweet, chocolatey goodness fans expect, with a subtle nutty twist. Whether you're packing lunches or raiding the fridge at midnight, this updated classic is ready to satisfy.
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Happy National Banana Day!
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