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Your local restaurant has probably raised prices slightly but nowhere near as much as their costs have actually gone up.
Many of the big restaurant group-owned places near me have raised prices and enshittified service, but my trusty local places are holding ground.
I feel like the issue here is ALL very large businesses are enshitifiing. It's not the restaurants fault, the services they use to operate are also getting worse while charging more. Enshitification is a trickle-down economic model.
When Luby's got rid of their little old ladies pushing the commandment/ tea cart around, i just bought the recipe book from Half Price and stopped going. If I'm going to have to get up to refill my sweet tea, I'm gonna do it in my own house... Most likely while neked...
Edit: condiment cart, fuck this keyboard is getting worse every week
Only the expensive local places in my area are still good. The cheaper ones would be too NSFL for Kitchen Nightmares