Olive Garden is selling its famous breadsticks in bouquets for Valentine's Day
- Olive Garden just announced it will be releasing breadstick bouquets as part of its Valentine's Day promotion.
- Starting February 13, Olive Garden's special Valentine's Day ToGo Dinner for Two includes a breadstick bouquet and chocolate mint box, while supplies last.
- The three-course dinner, which starts at $34.99, includes a choice of breadsticks or soup, dipping sauces, its Five Cheese Ziti al Forno or Chicken Alfredo, and Black Tie Mousse Cake or tiramisu .
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Who wants flowers or chocolates this Valentine's Day when you could get a bouquet filled with toasted, buttery breadsticks from Olive Garden?
As part of the Italian-inspired food chain's Valentine's Day 2020 promotion, Olive Garden will be releasing breadstick bouquets in restaurants for the very first time.
Breadstick bouquet wrappers and chocolate mint boxes will be available as part of Olive Garden's Valentine's Day ToGo Dinner for Two starting February 13, while supplies last.
The three-course dinner starts at $34.99 and includes breadsticks or soup, dipping sauce for your breadsticks, and an order of Five Cheese Ziti al Forno. For an extra $6, customers can swap their Ziti for Chicken Alfredo. Valentines can also choose to split one dessert, either the chain's Black Tie Mousse Cake or tiramisu.
Though breadstick bouquets were available for download online last year, this is the first time Olive Garden customers will be able to pick up the item in-store and surprise their date with a carb-filled bouquet.
The dinner promotion is available for order online and can be picked up in Olive Garden locations nationwide.
An added bonus: Since the entire meal is to-go, you won't have to worry about making a reservation or fighting the loved-up crowds on Valentine's Day.
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