Dallas-based Legendary Restaurant Brands has revived the once-closed Steak and Ale, in Burnsville, Minn., south of Minneapolis. The Steak and Ale brand, created in 1966 by Norman Brinker, was ...

Hot trends, burned fingers: Two years ago, Pillsbury’s 172 Steak and Ale restaurants added fresh fish to the menu; last year the chain went wild for pasta, chicken, ribs, smoking and blackeni… ...

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — A long-closed North Texas staple is planning a comeback as the restaurant chain Steak and Ale announced it will return, with its first location opening in Grand Prairie ...

The new Steak and Ale location will be the first since 2008, when it filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and closed all 58 of its remaining restaurants, per report.

About a decade after Steak and Ale, the restaurant chain, had closed, Paul Mangiamele and his wife Gwen went searching for memories on Facebook. Like reconnecting online with a long-ago high ...

Legendary Restaurant Brands said it will bring 15 locations of Steak and Ale and Bennigan's to several Midwestern cities.

Steak and Ale's Texas comeback takes a little longer and an East Dallas restaurant's struggles, plus Crossroads Diner returns and Tacodeli expands.

The restaurant brand was initially founded in Dallas, Texas in 1966 and closed due to bankruptcy in 2008. But the customers were reportedly so fond of it that Steak and Ale's Comeback received a ...

About a decade after Steak and Ale, the restaurant chain, had closed, Paul Mangiamele and his wife Gwen went searching for memories on Facebook. Like reconnecting online with a long-ago high ...

Steak and Ale's comeback was announced weeks ago, but it was only made official today that the restaurant chain would be opening its first location at Grand Prairie. Grand Prairie Mayor Ron Jensen ...