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Olive Garden Is Bringing Back Its $100 Unlimited Pasta Pass—And It’s Still An Absurdly Good Deal

Olive Garden’s $100 unlimited pasta pass returns after seven years—sparking a viral debate over value and nostalgia

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The offer, last available in 2019, is framed as a limited-time return, with coverage noting its reputation as a bargain despite skepticism over its long-term practicality. Outlets including **USA Today, NBC 7 San Diego, Axios, PR Newswire, and Yahoo** highlight the pass’s revival as a marketing stunt tied to summer dining trends.

Axios and Yahoo emphasize its cost-effectiveness, while NBC 7 and PR Newswire focus on eligibility details, such as digital redemption via the Olive Garden app. No start or end date is specified beyond its return announcement.

Watch for consumer reactions—social media buzz may amplify perceptions of the pass as either a clever deal or an impractical gimmick.

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Is the $100 Pasta Pass truly unlimited?

According to coverage, the pass allows unlimited pasta dishes for one year, but details on exclusions (e.g., appetizers, drinks) are not yet confirmed.

How do I get the pass?

Outlets report the pass is available through the Olive Garden app, with no mention of in-restaurant purchases or other redemption methods.

Has Olive Garden promoted similar deals before?

Yes—the pass was last offered in 2019, and coverage notes this is its first return since then.

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