Olive Garden
Olive Garden is bringing back its much-coveted Pasta Pass on August 15.
- $4 never-ending pasta passes are going on sale on August 15.
- In the past, the Pasta Pass entitled diners to unlimited pasta at Olive Garden for eight weeks straight for the cost of $100.
- Olive Garden also hinted at a new twist for the program this year.
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On Tuesday, Olive Garden posted a cryptic status across $4, $4, and $4
The I-Spy-like photos teased the return of the chain's legendary Never Ending Pasta Pass. In the past, the Pasta Pass allowed diners to unlimited pasta at Olive Garden for eight weeks straight for the cost of $100.
With most dishes at Olive Garden starting at over $10 depending on location, it's pretty easy to eat your money's worth. Previous Pasta Pass holders have saved thousands, including an IT worker $4 with the Pasta Pass in 2018.
Olive Garden previously offered annual Pasta Passes for $300 in 2018.
But it seems like Olive Garden has something new up its sleeve this year.
The chain is embracing a scavenger-hunt-style marketing campaign on $4, $4, and $4, and the $4 contains nothing but a mysterious riddle that suggests that not all has been revealed.
This year, 24,000 Pasta Passes will go for sale $4 at 2:00 pm EST. But diners looking to snag one should be prepared to act quickly - in 2018, $4.