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

My first job was at Frisch’s Big Boy in Milford. The original one and where it is now. I am a little sad to see all the closings. It is a reminder as much as we don’t want change, things do ...

New Frisch’s Big Boy CEO James Walker stresses he’s a builder, not a bean counter.. Last week, the iconic chain of diners tapped the 30-year restaurant veteran to take the helm of the company ...

Frisch's officials did not respond to an email seeking comment. In the past three months, Frisch's has seen a wave of closures amid a dispute with its landlord, Orlando-based NNN Reit Inc. On Oct ...

It comes after several Frisch's locations restaurants closed with little to no warning to employees or customers. Fri, 13 Jun 2025 01:52:51 GMT (1749779571706) Story Infinite Scroll ...

CINCINNATI — More than a dozen Frisch's locations could be closing in the Tri-State as court records show several eviction cases filed against the Cincinnati-based company.

McKinley brought her family to Frisch’s on Wednesday and will be back on Friday, even if they run out of food. “I’d still be thankful for the memories,” McKinley said.

Frisch's Restaurants disclosed Oct. 23 that it faces an unspecified number of evictions from several locations due to "unforeseen circumstances." Court records reveal "more than 20" properties ...

Frisch’s failed to pay in June, July, August, and September, and FC Cincinnati sent the restaurant business a demand letter, demanding they pay the full balance of $120,000 and the October bill ...

Frisch's said that the employees have the chance to transfer to another location. But for some, it's not about the job. It's the regulars that make the restaurant.

Frisch’s, on the other hand, was an unmistakably Cincinnati kind of thing. They put tartar sauce on their burgers. They served goetta as a side and they had a sandwich called a Brawny Lad that, ...

Frisch’s is facing yet another lawsuit in what has become a public downfall of one of the region's most beloved restaurant brands. Erlanger-based TBS Meat Distributors sued Frisch’s ...