12 Restaurants That Still Offer Amazing Bottomless Deals

Dining out is a little splurge for most people, and they want their money’s worth now more than ever. One way to save money eating out is to focus on places that offer all-you-can-eat options.

These bottomless deals are getting harder to find, but there are still a few gems out there. Here are popular restaurants with all-you-can-eat deals that will keep your wallet and stomach full.

The subscription model has been adopted by businesses large and small, and Panera Bread is now using it for fountain drinks. With their Unlimited Sip Club subscription, you can get as many drinks as you want for a month for $14.99.

The offering includes “Charged Sips” (i.e., caffeinated) lemonades, fountain drinks, coffee, and tea. You can get free refills when dining at Panera and one drink every two hours when you stop in.

This burger chain still offers bottomless steak fries, so pass the campfire sauce. What you may not know is that this offer is good for over 30 other sides.

This includes everything from sweet potato fries to garlic parmesan broccoli to root beer floats and lemonades. They even offer bottomless macaroni and cheese for the kids.

This restaurant’s offering of bottomless chips when you order guac or queso just makes sense. 

After all, what happens to that last lonely bite of queso if you were to run short on chips? They also offer free chips and salsa with every order.

Cicis is a national buffet chain focusing on all-you-can-eat pizza, pasta, salad, and desserts. 

This restaurant offers pickup and delivery, but the best bang for your buck is the buffet when you dine in the restaurant.

You might know Dave & Busters as an arcade, but their restaurant has a fairly extensive menu. 

What’s more, every Monday and Thursday, they offer all-you-can-eat wings and a $10 Power Card (arcade card) starting at $22.99 per person. Jpurs vary by location.

A Brazilian steakhouse, Rodizio Grill is more upscale than your typical buffet. They offer a full, all-you-can-eat salad bar.

The pièce de résistance, however, is the endless supply of mouth-watering meats and succulent grilled pineapple that waiters bring to your table. Note that this upscale buffet is much more expensive than a typical American one.

Like Rodizio, Fogo de Chão’s menu is inspired by Brazilian cuisine and the culinary art of churrasco. The restaurant offers bottomless tableside service of meats, and it extends this to include the Market Table and Feijoada Bar.

The market table consists of seasonal side dishes, such as roasted apple and butternut squash, salads, and other specialty dishes, such as smoked salmon and black pepper candied bacon.

Not only are stir fry bowls at HuHot bottomless, but you can also customize them to your taste.

Choose a bed of noodles or rice to start, then build your bowl with protein and all your favorite veggies. Top it off with one of HuHot’s many sauces, and go back for more — if you still have room.

This western-inspired steakhouse doesn’t offer bottomless entrees or sides, but your waiter will keep the fresh-baked bread coming again and again at no extra charge. 

Munch on as many free peanuts as you like while you’re in the restaurant, too.

When you’re hungry, but you want lighter fare, Souper Salad’s buffet gives you dozens of healthy options. 

For one price, get endless refills on soups, salads, breads, baked potatoes, and fruit. (And yes, they have dessert, too.)

This classic buffet-style restaurant has been around since 1966. They offer hearty dishes like ham, cornbread, and coleslaw, a full salad bar, and a good selection of desserts. 

They rotate other dishes throughout the week, with a specific theme, such as BBQ or Asian, for each day. Their Senior Club loyalty rewards entitle anyone aged 60 and older to a free adult buffet after purchasing 10 adult buffets.

Another quintessential all-you-can-eat buffet, Golden Corral has something for everyone and has locations across the country. 

All of their dishes are bottomless, from macaroni and cheese to fried chicken to meatloaf. For a limited time, this also includes a variety of all-you-can-eat chicken wings at dinner.

While you may use every means to get ahead financially, sometimes you want to have a night out. All-you-can-eat deals are for you.

While some of these bottomless offerings are perpetual (as in the case of buffet-style restaurants or long-standing offers like bottomless fries at Red Robin), others are promotions that come and go.