Lone Star Steakhouse

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How Lone Star Steakhouse fell off its horse

Reality Check: Once a worthy rival of Texas Roadhouse, LongHorn and Logan's, the brand is no longer around. Here's why.

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Dave Orenstein is joining the 19-unit venture after serving as CEO of Lone Star, among other casual players.

Serving Texas-sized portions of mesquite-grilled hand-cut steaks, ribs and seafood in a roadhouse-style setting

The cowboy-themed chain is the latest casual dining brand to close stores in a difficult environment.

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After two years as a licensee and investor, Good Times is bringing the casual burger group in-house as a growth vehicle.

McDonald’s plans to customize its menu toward regional preferences and better-for-you items starting in January 2015.

I'm not sure whether it's just a slow news day, or just a commentary on our industry, but I was moved to write about the less than stellar food available on most restaurant menus. Mind you, I don't mean less than good. I mean less than stellar.

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