>>21451675 (OP) I go to Olive Garden so often that all the waitresses know what my order will be. They always say โwill you be taking the tour again tonight sweetheart?โ and I reply โbut of course my dearโ and my wife and daughter look at each other and roll their eyes. Itโs always so hot and delicious I often wonder if the chef prepared it extra-special just for me?
>>21451806 I don't know why people sperg out about Olive Garden so much. That food looks like it tastes good. It's just a chain restaurant. That doesn't mean it's bad. Sure it's not worth going out of your way for, but its not bad for what it is
>>21452613 My experience going to an Olive Garden once in the past decade was that it was not as good as any decent Italian place and more expensive. With the ubiquity of Italian restaurants there is no real reason to go there
>>21452624 >that it was not as good as any decent Italian place and more expensive. right, its not. But its not as awful as people say, and if it's an easy option its fine. But nobody is claiming its better than any standard italian restaurant
>>21452629 It gets more slander than it deserves but then nearly every chain does too
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7/7/2025, 2:34:50 PM No.21452680
>>21452613 That food looks sad and congealed, like it was heated and reheated several times. I dunno how it looks good to you. I have been to Olive Garden 2 times and both times it was shit and i felt like i wasted my money
>>21452763 The Northern Italian one was pretty meat-heavy, I'd have gone for that one. I wonder if I could assemble one of these from other menu items today, although I'm sure it would be crazy expensive to do so.