4 Outdated Steakhouse Chains Making a Comeback In 2024

Steak and Ale: After 16 years, Steak and Ale reopened inside the Wyndham Nicollet Inn in Burnsville, Minn., reviving beloved menu items. 

Roy Arnold: CEO Roy Arnold leads Steak and Ale’s revival, with exclusive growth rights in several Midwestern states, alongside Bennigan's. 

Sizzler’s Revival: Despite past struggles, Sizzler is revamping its brand with modernized designs and new marketing strategies to attract younger customers. 

Sizzler's Changes: The chain is remodeling its locations with digital menus and eco-friendly materials, aiming to refresh its image and operations. 

 Golden Corral’s Comeback: Golden Corral saw a resurgence in 2023 with a 37% sales increase, reopening locations and launching Homeward Kitchen.

Pandemic Challenges: Golden Corral adapted during the pandemic with drive-thrus and curbside pickup, adjusting operations to maintain customer service. 

Logan's Roadhouse: After bankruptcy and closures, Logan’s Roadhouse rebounded under new ownership, growing sales and reopening locations across 22 states. 

Financial Recovery: Logan's Roadhouse saw a 13.1% sales increase in 2022, with continued growth despite a slight dip in 2023. 

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