Be this a warning to all those struggling casual dining chains out there: Friday the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission made its first move to accuse a public company of misleading investors about the financial effects of the pandemic. It’s target: The Cheesecake Factory.

Long a favorite of mall-goers and NBA players, the chain is known for its namesake cheesecakes, its heaping entrée portions, and for its novella-length menu with more than 250 items. It, like many restaurant chains, faced serious strains during early days of the pandemic. But according to the SEC, the Cheesecake Factory had a harder time than most about being forthcoming with investors about its financial woes.