Dolly’s Burgers and Shakes, owned by Michigan-based Big Boy Restaurant Group, opened its fourth Cincinnati-area location ...

Earlier this year, we published an in-depth story about Frisch's future that included an interview with CEO James Walker. Walker hasn't commented on yesterday's news, but his remarks provide a sense ...

It’s a battle of the Big Boys as new owners of the remaining Frisch’s restaurants are trying to keep the Michigan-based Big Boy Restaurant Group from using the same name at some of Frisch’s ...

Frisch's says its latest wave of store closures is due to 'unforeseen circumstances.' Others say it's the predictable result of a sale-leaseback transaction that followed its 2015 ownership change.

For the second time in six months, the Frisch’s Big Boy restaurant chain is in the middle of a major downsizing, with eviction filings that could force the closure of a dozen Southwest Ohio ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Frisch's Restaurants Inc. is fighting to keep its iconic brand alive as it faces a wave of closures and evictions. The Frisch's on Winemiller Lane in Clermont County recently ...

More than 20 Frisch's Big Boy locations have permanently closed since October when the local franchise's owners, Florida-based company NNN REIT LP, began filing eviction notices against them.

Frisch’s restaurants were back in the news recently after more closures for the chain were announced. Frisch’s Big Boy restaurants have a long history in the Dayton area, dating back to the 1950s.

Dolly is more than just a rival chain looking to replace Frisch's Big Boy. Their relationship is much deeper than that. The new diner concept is named after Big Boy's girlfriend, Dolly, from the ...

Frisch’s Big Boy has shuttered at least three Greater Cincinnati locations this week with store officials padlocking doors and posting “permanently closed” signs.

In the month of December, at least seven Frisch’s restaurants have closed in the Dayton region. Most recent closures include Butler Twp., Fairborn, Sugarcreek Twp. and Tipp City.