Red Robin is giving burger lovers a reason to celebrate National Burger Month with a bottomless burger pass — and it’s just $20. 

The fast food chain begins selling the passes online tomorrow (Thursday) morning. 

Customers receive a black-and-gold card in the mail that they can use throughout May.

Each day that month, they can get a burger along with as many sides as they want — up to a $22 daily value.

‘With more than 20 gourmet burgers on our menu, Red Robin is the authority on a great burger experience,’ said president and CEO GJ Hart.

‘That’s why this National Burger Month, we’re offering unbeatable value with a month’s worth of burgers for just $20.’

The deal runs from May 1 through May 31 and could net customers up to $682 worth of food over the month. 

The meal deal comes after Red Robin recently announced plans to close up to 70 restaurants nationwide. 

Red Robin customers can start purchasing the $20 Bottomless Burger Pass tomorrow to celebrate National Burger Month in May

The Bottomless Burger Pass is not the only thing arriving at Red Robin.

The burger chain will be adding new seasonal items to its menus for fans looking for a ‘peachy summer’ on April 28.

The five soon-to-be-available items are the Backyard BBQ Port Burger, Backyard BBQ Pork Nachos, regular and spiked Peach-Berry Freckle Lemonades, and a Peaches & Cream Milkshake.

Its burger is made up of pulled pork, barbecue sauce, bacon, cheddar cheese, onions pickles and mayo with a bottomless side choice.

Loyal customers interested in nachos will find it futures a mixture of pulled pork with beer cheese bacon fondue, barbecue sauce, and ranch topped with jalapeno.

Peachy guests can try Red Robin’s new lemonades, which come with diced peaches, peach puree, and strawberries.

Ice cream enthusiasts who order the shake will taste ice cream with peaches and peach puree topped with whipped cream and gummy rings.

Anyone over the age of 21 can also order a lemonade spiked with vodka, or request a shot of whiskey in their milkshake.

Red Robin is adding two food and three beverage items to its menus on April 28

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Red Robin has made recent headlines for its longtime financial struggles.

The chain showed signs of problems in 2011 following the popularity growth of fast casual restaurants.

Its financial situation wasn’t improving fast enough, leading to changes like store closures and busser eliminations.

Because of the setbacks, Red Robin went from operating 570 to 498 US locations in five years.

It also ended 2024 with revenue that ‘fell well below’ its original expectations and suffered a $32.4 million loss.

Hart explained Red Robin has already made improvements to help boost business and profits.

The company has already seen a 600 basis-point improvement in traffic trends from last year’s first quarter to its fourth.

‘While our improvement has been substantial, we have not yet reached the potential of our iconic brand and expect to drive further traffic improvements in 2025,’ he added.

Red Robin is planning to shutter up to 70 locations following years of financial struggles

Red Robin is not the only restaurant chain that’s taken massive financial blows.

Burger King franchisee Consolidated Burger Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday, two years after fellow franchisees did the same.

On the Border filed for bankruptcy protection on March 1 and is in the process of closing 76 locations in 24 states.

Bar Louie filed for its second time on March 28, and Hooters followed suit days later following a lengthy period of revenue issues.

Despite the closures and growing restaurant price hikes, Red Robin has managed to avoid a bankruptcy filing.