The Steak and Ale restaurant chain, founded in North Texas, is making a comeback, and officials announced this week that its first Dallas-Fort Worth location is planned for Grand Prairie. Steak ...

Nostalgia's on the menu as Steak and Ale announces return to Minnesota. Legendary Restaurant Brands said it will bring 15 locations of Steak and Ale and Bennigan's to several Midwestern cities.

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, according to Restaurant Business.

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 ...

Bennigan's and Steak and Ale circled the drain together in July 2008 when, after weeks of swirling rumors about its flagging finances, Bennigan's corporate parent, S&A Restaurant Corp., part of ...

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 ...

Dallas-based Legendary Restaurant Brands expects to open Steak and Ale this summer or fall. Related Articles Sherman Associates taps local chef for big downtown Mpls. development ...

Today on the Restaurant Daily podcast, we have an update on restaurant traffic trends, including some good news. Fast-food traffic declined 2.3% in the second quarter, as concern over prices kept ...