Geiger, 48, was also accused of acting inappropriately with the restaurant's servers by fondling their breasts and referring to them as "his girls" despite repeated requests that he stop.
"Mr. Geiger's inappropriate behavior was only compounded by his absurd contention that he was truly a part of the Olive Garden family," said David Herschman, an attorney for Olive Garden.
"No reasonable person would take our slogan literally, nor would they truly believe we offer bottomless breadsticks or endless salad bars," he added.