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Customers hoping for a classic buffet dinner at a Golden Corral in Pennsylvania on Friday night were instead met with a massive brawl. A stunning video shows dozens of customers throwing punches, tables and chairs during the disturbance. According to KYW-TV, police said more than 40 people may have been involved in the fight that broke out in Bensalem. They cited an argument between customers as the reason for the brawl.

Dozens of ticked-off diners got into an all-out brawl that was caught on video at a Golden Corral buffet in Pennsylvania after the eatery ran out of steak. Shocking footage from the Friday fracas shows a mob of patrons hurling punches and chairs — including baby seats — while others in the crowd scramble to safety, video posted by Facebook user Gavin Lauretta shows.

A Jacksonville man arrested Monday after authorities say he shot a man in the face at a Clay County party is being linked to Sunday’s deaths of two brothers outside a Golden Corral. Jallil Dequan Graves, 19, is the accused triggerman, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said in announcing charges against four men with two counts each of murder and robbery in Sunday’s shooting at the Normandy Boulevard restaurant. Killed were 24-year-old Andrew Bohannon, and 19-year-old Matthew Bohannon. Graves was initially charged with attempted murder in a July 7 shooting outside an Orange Park home on Woodbriar Drive. Jon Barrett Milam...

Employee Brandon Huber's viral video shows piles of raw meat sitting in the summer sun. And he says it is about to be served to buffet customers once the state inspection is over.The food is fit for flies. But instead, the rancid meat was being served to customers, a Golden Corral restaurant employee says in a shocking video. ‘I cook this food every day, and now I see what is involved into it,’ 21-year-old Brandon Huber says. ‘I cook this food every day, and now I see what is involved into it,’ 21-year-old Brandon Huber says. Brandon Huber's viral video...

The 2008 Military Appreciation Monday dinner will be held on Monday, November 17, 2008 from 5 pm to 9 pm in all Golden Corral Restaurants. The free “thank you” dinner is available to any person who has ever served in the United States Military. If you are a veteran, retired, currently serving, in the National Guard or Reserves, you are invited to participate in Golden Corral’s Military Appreciation Monday dinner. To date, Golden Corral restaurants have provided over 1.8 million free meals and contributed over $2.53 million to the Disabled American Veterans organization.

Former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson cast himself as a consistent conservative during a lunchtime stop at the Golden Corral restaurant in Rock Hill this afternoon. Speaking to a packed room of about 200 people, the Republican presidential hopeful touted his national security credentials and voiced support for school vouchers. "We have to do a better job as families," he said. "Schools cannot absorb and correct all of the social ills that are going on around the schoolhouse. Goodness knows, the answer does not reside in Washington, D.C." Some people in the back of the room strained to hear Thompson's voice...

I just saw where if any service member goes to a Golden Corral SteakHouse tomorrow, It's on the house. It applies to all whom are classified as a Vet. It's not a classy steak-house by any sense but the generosity is sincere.

 The Golden Corral buffet chain is once again giving Vets a free buffet:http://www.goldencorral.com/military/ Military Appreciation MondayNovember 12, 2007 For the past 6 years, Golden Corral has been honoring the US Military with a free “thank you” dinner and beverage at any Golden Corral restaurant on Military Appreciation Monday (first Monday after Veteran’s Day). This year, Golden Corral has designated Monday, November 12, 2007, from 5 to 9 pm, to honor any person who has ever served in the United States Military. From the first Military Appreciation Monday in 2001 to the present, Golden Corral has donated 1.5 million free “thank...

Would anyone like a free dinner at Golden Corral? Well, there is an easy way if you are an American military veteran. Golden Corral just announced this year’s Military Appreciation Monday will be November 12, 2007, from 5 to 9 pm. For the past 6 years, Golden Corral has been honoring the US Military with a free “thank you” dinner and beverage at any Golden Corral restaurant on Military Appreciation Monday (first Monday after Veteran’s Day), to honor any person who has ever served in the United States Military. In the past the only requirement to receive the free meal...

Military Appreciation Monday November 12, 2007 For the past 6 years, Golden Corral has been honoring the US Military with a free “thank you” dinner and beverage at any Golden Corral restaurant on Military Appreciation Monday (first Monday after Veteran’s Day). This year, Golden Corral has designated Monday, November 12, 2007, from 5 to 9 pm, to honor any person who has ever served in the United States Military.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12, 2007 – A South Carolina-based troop-support group and a national restaurant chain have teamed up to see that at least 500,000 servicemembers get a note of thanks this holiday season. Brian Bohlman (left), a chaplain with the South Carolina Air National Guard, visits with Army Cpl. Brandon Schadrie in September 2006, during his deployment to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. Bohlman, who founded Operation Thank You, a troop-support group, shares notes of support his organization collected from people back home for deployed servicemembers. Photo by Thomas Warner, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Public Affairs  (Click photo for screen-resolution image);high-resolution...

To show our support for the U.S. Military, every Golden Corral will be offering a free dinner buffet with choice of beverage to any former or active member of the U.S. Military (including National Guard and Reservists) when he or she visits any Golden Corral restrarunt. If you are a member of the U.S. Military just Identify yourself to the cashier. Monday night November 14. From 5-9 pm.

<p>ABINGTON — Phyllis Dolan of Brockton attended a special lunch at D'Ann's restaurant Tuesday to honor all veterans, but also pointed out that women who served in military forces during World War II have not received enough recognition from their country.</p>