Red Robin is offering a new twist on one of their classic deals.
The chain announced Monday, April 14, that it would offer a Bottomless Burger Pass in honor of National Burger Month. The passes cost customers $20, and offer guests the chance to order a burger with a bottomless side every day of the month. The chain has previously offered bottomless fries, but this new deal is expanding the previous discount.
Red Robin’s limited quantity of black and gold Bottomless Burger Pass will be available to purchase at RedRobin.com/National-Burger-Month starting April 17 at 8 a.m. PST. Its use is limited to up to $22 per day from May 1 until May 31, for a total potential card value of up to $682. Cards will be loaded with $22 per day, and any unused amount will be forfeited at the end of the day with no rollover.
The cards are limited to one per customer, and cannot be combined with other discounts. Outside of the Bottomless Burger Pass, Red Robin Royalty members will have the opportunity to enter to win free burgers for a year by purchasing at least one burger and one beverage while logged into their account. Members will be automatically entered to win the juicy prize, per Today.
Red Robin, founded in Seattle in 1969, currently owns and operates over 500 franchises and restaurants across the United States and Canada. PEOPLE previously spoke to Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix in 2023 when she collaborated with the chain on a unique concoction.
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Madix crafted the Burgertini for the partnership, a vodka martini made with pickle brine, burger juices or beef broth, muddled tomatoes and garnished with bacon and brioche bun pieces. In October 2023, the reality star told PEOPLE, “it’s a cross between a classic dirty martini and somewhat of a Bloody Mary because of the tomato and pickle brine. It has that amazing savory flavor to it that I love.”
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