White Castle cancels annual Valentine's Day 'fine dining' event due to COVID-19
The burger chain's restaurants have held a special dine-in experience on Feb. 14 for years with a romantic touch.
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Feb 12, 2022, 1:01 PM
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3ds agoWhite Castle will not hold its annual Valentine's Day event this year due to the pandemic.
The burger chain's restaurants have held a special dine-in experience on Feb. 14 for years with a romantic touch.
The chain transforms restaurants into "fine dining" experiences, with reservations, hostess seating, tableside service, and plenty of festive décor.
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