Restaurant chain Steak n Shake 'back in the black' in 2021 after struggles in recent years
San Antonio executive says the chain’s business problems are “now in the rearview...
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San Antonio executive says the chain’s business problems are “now in the rearview...
Steak n Shake plans to raise menu prices this quarter to improve profit margins.
Skip to main content Changes at Steak n Shake result in short-term pain for chain owned by S.A's Biglari Holdings FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 In a letter to shareholders released Saturday, Biglari Holdings Inc. Chairman and CEO Sardar Biglari, left, expressed confidence that Steak n Shake’s conversion to a “bona fide quick-service restaurant chain” will return it to profitability this year. The restaurant chain is San Antonio-based Biglari Holdings’ largest subsidiary.Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Steak n Shake reported $344.3 million in revenue last year, a nearly 55 percent ...