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Baby boomers crown their favorite casual dining chain as Gen Z chooses a different winner

A recent study shows that adults ages 65 and older prefer Olive Garden over popular chain restaurants like Texas Roadhouse, Cracker Barrel and Outback.

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Baby boomers crown their favorite casual dining chain as Gen Z chooses a different winner
A recent study shows that adults ages 65 and older prefer Olive Garden over popular chain restaurants like Texas Roadhouse, Cracker Barrel and Outback.
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