Red Robin's Dinner Double Feature Could Boost Near-Term Traffic and AOV
Aug 10, 2026, 8:21 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Promotions that boost evening traffic and average ticket can lift near-term SSS and revenue per dine-in; multiple-year promos often yield transient boosts; historical restaurant promos show quick traffic bumps but limited lasting earnings impact absent repeatable cycle.
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Red Robin unveiled a limited-time Dinner Double Feature for $17.99, letting guests pair two half-entrée selections with a Bottomless Side and a dessert or appetizer. The dine-in promotion runs from 4 p.m. to close starting Aug. 10, offering 180 possible combinations designed to lift dinner traffic and average ticket in the near term, with impact depending on store-level uptake.
Red Robin debuts Dinner Double Feature at $17.99; two half-entrée choices.
Includes Bottomless Side, coleslaw, and optional appetizer or dessert.
180 possible meal combos; available Aug 10 for dine-in only.
Limited-time, 4 p.m. to close; may lift near-term traffic.
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