The vacant restaurant, 407 Pearl St. NW, is located on a roughly 8-acre site where the 8,500-seat stadium will be built.

Dolly is more than just a rival chain looking to replace Frisch's Big Boy. Their relationship is much deeper than that. The ...

Big Boy Restaurant Group has big plans for Cincinnati and beyond: it wants to reopen 55 closed Frisch’s restaurants by June 1 ...

A Big Boy is set to return to the Miami Valley soon. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] News Center ...

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

A new dining experience is set to debut in Blue Ash and Anderson Township this week as Dolly's Burgers & Shakes, a venture by ...

The company behind Big Boy Restaurant Group (BBRG) is opening two new restaurants in the Cincinnati area this week.

Frisch's began legal action when it learned the BBRG attempted to open new Big Boy locations in Frisch's "exclusive" territory, which includes Indiana, Kentucky, parts of Tennessee and Ohio, attorneys ...

Dolly's Burgers and Shakes opened its second Cincinnati restaurant Tuesday in a former Frisch's location at 7706 Beechmont ...

Two former Frisch's locations are re-opening under a new name this week. Dolly's Burgers and Shakes, the working title of Big Boy Restaurant Group's debut in Greater Cincinnati, opened Monday morning ...

Dolly, the iconic sidekick of Big Boy from the beloved comic strip, is making a comeback with the launch of two new burger ...

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - The second Dolly’s Burgers & Shakes is now open in a former shuttered Tri-State ...