"Chain restaurants (think Red Lobster, Chili's, Cracker Barrel, etc.) can be found across the country, serving up familiar fare and comforting memories to millions. Even amid high food prices and increasingly stiff competition, these restaurants endure. NPR is exploring why and how and what keeps people coming back. For many, these cozy, recognizable spaces are where some of life's most memorable moments unfold."
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Chain restaurants such as Red Lobster, Chili's, and Cracker Barrel operate nationwide, offering familiar menus and comforting, cozy spaces that evoke memories for millions. These establishments persist despite rising food costs and intensifying competition. Reporters are requesting personal stories about the role chain restaurants play, asking whether such places hold cherished significance or should be avoided. Contributors may be contacted and submissions could shape future reporting. All submissions will be governed by general Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which note that legal exemptions for journalistic activities or freedom of expression may, in certain circumstances, override individual privacy rights.
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