Olive Garden Pasta Pass Details Leaked in Facebook Photo Teaser
Every year Olive Garden sells Annual Pasta Passes. Some lucky few get to enjoy Never Ending Pasta Bowl for a year. These Pasta Passes are limited and sell out pretty quickly.
Now we know when this year’s even will take place, thanks to some clues posted on their Facebook page. You can get your own Pasta Pass on August 15th, 2019. There will be 24,000 of them available. And Olive Garden says that there will also be something extra that’s not being revealed yet.
Maybe a trip to Italy? Let’s keep out fingers crossed. Mark is pretty good at winning these things.
How it Works
The annual Pasta Pass cost $300 last year. You just present your Annual Pasta Passto your server before ordering, and can choose endless combinations of pastas, sauces, and toppings. Plus, unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks. When it’s time to pay, your server will deduct the qualifying Never Ending Pasta Bowl purchase from your bill.
Conclusion
For Olive Garden fans, this is a pretty good deal. You can get super cheap meals for a year. Olive Garden’s Never Ending Pasta Bowl is priced at $11 in stores. You can get it for about $1 or less, depending on how much pasta you can eat throughout the year.
Anyone excited about the Pasta Pass? Have you purchased it in the past? Let us know what you think!
HT: Reader Ali F.
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I’ve had it for the past three years with this year having the annual one. Its been nice not having to squeeze everything in a 8 week period. I think Ive slacked though, only going about 40 times in a year.
I was one of the “lucky” (or unlucky) depending on how you look at it that got a Pasta Pass two years in a row. I did it when it wasn’t the entire year but a few weeks. It was $100. But honestly I never did it again. When I don’t have the pasta pass I NEVER eat at Olive Garden but when I have it, I force myself to go a few times a week just to get “value”. Never again. The only thing that is pretty good is the soups and breadsticks but the pasta is pretty bad.