Unlimited pasta is coming back to Olive Garden but only the most loyal customers will be offered the promotion early. Olive Garden’s “Never Ending Pasta Bowl” made its debut in the mid-1990s and has returned to the menu periodically throughout the years.

Despite inflation and President Donald Trump's tariffs, Olive Garden isn't budging on the price of its most popular deal. Olive Garden's fan-favorite "Never Ending Pasta Bowl" will return on Monday, Aug.

Olive Garden, the largest division of Orlando, Fla.-based Darden Restaurants Inc., will bring back its Never Ending Pasta Bowl at the same price as 2022, the company said this week.

For this year's run of Olive Garden's fan-favorite pasta deal, the Italian American restaurant chain is keeping prices the same. For a limited time, customers can enjoy a never-ending soup (or salad), pasta, and breadsticks for $13.99, a price that has remained consistent since 2022.

Olive Garden fans are once again buzzing about a viral catering menu hack that lets you buy their popular soups, like Chicken & Gnocchi and Zuppa Toscana, by the gallon. For around $30, customers can score enough soup to feed a small army, complete with optional breadsticks for dipping.

Starting August 25, Olive Garden is bringing back its Never Ending Pasta Bowl for just $13.99. The offer still includes unlimited pasta, soup or salad, and breadsticks, just like it has since 2022. This year,

Olive Garden's grated Parmesan cheese is practically a spectacle at the chain restaurant, but there's one important fact about it you may not know.

Olive Garden only raised its prices by about 2% last year, lower than the rate of inflation. Meanwhile, profits jumped 12.7% in the latest quarter compared to the year before. So, how does it make the promotion’s math work?