Fresco Style: The Taco Bell Request That Will Change The Way You Order Forever
Anyone who wants to order something slightly lighter and infinitely fresher from Taco Bell should try its Fresco style. It will change your taco experience.
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Why This Chicken Chain Quietly Changed Its Recipe
Most fast food chains have proprietary recipes that they guard, adding to their allure with a layer of secrecy. Shocking, then, that a chain changed its recipe.
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This College Football Burger Joint Has Served Atlanta For Almost A Century
College football is big in the South. So, of course, plenty of restaurants cater to sports crowds. This burger joint has served Atlanta for almost a century.
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The McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Price In 1991 Has Fans Wanting To Time-Travel
We all know how inflation has affected prices, causing them to go up and up, but the price people paid in 1991 for a Filet-O-Fish is unmatched.
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The Worst Shake Shack Burger Isn't For Topping Lovers
Shake Shack’s menu is a playground of bold risks, from Korean-style glazes to inventive chicken options, yet one burger remains a rare misfire.
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The One Type Of Bread You Should Never Order At A Jewish Deli, According To Katz's
At Katz's Delicatessen, one type of bread just doesn’t make the cut. Here’s what to avoid when ordering your next sandwich at a Jewish deli.
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This Utah Fast Food Chain Uses Halibut For Its Fish Sandwiches
Despite distribution hurdles and an expensive retail price, halibut remains the star of a fish sandwich offered at one particular Utah fast food chain.
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The Forgotten Johnny Cash Fast Food Chain Jingle That Came Out In The 1990s
While Johnny Cash's music has appeared in many advertisements, few remember that he once sang a signature jingle for an iconic fast food restaurant.
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The Price Of A Burger King Whopper Was Shockingly Low In 1957 Compared To Today
Even if you account for the shocking amount of inflation we've undergone, the original price of a Whopper from Burger King was incredibly low.
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Alton Brown's Go-To Spot To Order Steak In Atlanta
Alton Brown is from Atlanta, so not only can we trust him expertise as a food expert for his fave steakhouse, but in his intimate knowledge of the region.
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Anthony Bourdain Called This Retro Buffet Chain A 'Judgement-Free Zone'
It took only one visit to this California-founded chain for Anthony Bourdain to declare it a "judgment-free zone" on his show, "Parts Unknown."
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Spot A Bad Seafood Restaurant With These 10 Warning Signs
Craving some seafood? Before sitting down at that seafood restaurant, check these obvious giveaways to avoid getting sick, scammed, or sad about your seafood.
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This Fast Food Chain Actually Has A Real Hamburger University
One of the most exclusive higher learning campuses in the country isn't any of the Ivy League schools; it's a fast food university from an iconic chain.
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The Celebrity Chef Capital Of America Isn't Located In New York, Los Angeles, Or Chicago
While New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago are culinary heavyweights, none can rival the sheer density of celebrity-helmed eateries found in this one city.
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The Small Florida Island That's A Foodie Paradise
If you're traveling in Florida or happen to live locally, then head to the northwest where this small island is home to numerous incredibly delicious eats.
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Boomer Vs Gen Z Diners: The Simple Habit Servers Notice
The differences between Boomer and Gen Z diners are easy to spot, and not just because of the age difference. They act incredibly differently.
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This Fast Food Restaurant Actually Has Weddings – Just Not In The States
Fast food may not be seen as high class by some, but even Oscar winners dine on it; even better, in these countries, you can have a wedding at McDonald's.
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McDonald's Egg McMuffins Once Came With These Sugary Condiments
McDonald's has rolled back several condiment offerings, including its famous Szechuan sauce and two sugary preserves once paired with Egg McMuffins.
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This Fast Food Chain Won't Use Microwaves Or Freezers At Any Location
This fast food chain doesn't keep microwaves or freezers in any of its stores, which means everything — from the produce to the beef — is always fresh.
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This Philadelphia Pub Sends Diners Back To Merry England
If you want to eat like you're at a food-led pub in the United Kingdom, you just need to get down to Philadelphia and try out this quiant spot.
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The Right Way To Reheat Five Guys Fries, According To One Of The Owners
If you want to know the best way to reheat something as notoriously finnicky as fries, it's best to get advice straight from the best expert: the owner.
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The McDonald's Cash-Only Rule You Need To Know About
At some point during the day, you might find, unexpectedly, that your favorite McDonald's is no longer taking card payments, but only accepting cash instead.
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These Are The 16 Best Italian Restaurants In New York City
From pizza to every type of pasta, Italian food isn't hard to find in New York City. These are the restaurants are doing it the very best in the Big Apple.
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Chick-Fil-A's Chicken Recipe Took Years To Perfect
Chick-fil-A's classic chicken sandwich may seem effortlessly simple and delicious, but it took the founder Truett Cathy years to get just right.
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What Are Supper Clubs And Why Are They Common In The Midwest?
If you hail from the great Midwest, you have likely visited a supper club. These institutions have roots in the post-Prohibition era, but what defines them?
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What Happens With McDonald's Leftover Food?
It's no secret that a huge percentage of food goes to waste worldwide, but what are big corporations like McDonald's doing to combat food waste?
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America's First-Ever All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Was Shockingly Affordable
The first all-you-can-eat buffet in the United States only cost a single dollar back in the 1940s, which (even considering inflation) was a pretty good deal.
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