Reddit Is Loving The Tasty Way This Starbucks Employee Quit
One Starbucks employee took the high road when giving her two weeks notice, offering a sheet cake to let the company know of her resignation.
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Why It Seems Like There Are More Restaurant Hosts Than There Used To Be
If you're seeing more hosts at restaurants when you're dining out, you're not just seeing double. It's a real phenomenon that's been an effect of the pandemic.
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TikTok Is Stunned At This Airbnb View That's Actually In A Restaurant
Creative Airbnb experiences have stunned us before, but the view outside this room window is a true shocker.
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Reddit Is Cracking Up Over This Starbucks Karen
No two "Karen"-related stories are the same. And in one Reddit post, an unconventional Karen took center stage at Starbucks.
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The Ridiculous Things People Will Do For Free Wendy's On Twitter
Whether they're seeking 280 characters of fame or just a free Frosty, fan participation with Wendy's on Twitter is as enthusiastic as it is oddly riveting.
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This Jamba Secret Menu Item Tastes Just Like A Butterfinger
Fans of Butterfingers, secret menus, and the Jamba chain can order an unlisted item during their next visit. Here's how to request this drink.
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Jet's Pizza Owes Its Success In Part To This Recipe
Jet's Pizza just might be synonymous with Michigan pizza. The chain might owe part of its success to this recipe, the origins of which may warm your heart.
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This Taco Bell Dessert Combines Tortillas And Chocolate
Have you tried this simple-as-can-be dessert from Taco Bell that contains only chocolate and tortillas?
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Meatless Mondays Are Returning To Starbucks. Here's What We Know
In honor of New Years resolutions, Starbucks is helping anyone wanting to try to eat more plant-based foods with a deal on an Impossible Breakfast Sandwich.
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Here's How In-N-Out Burger's 'Allergy Button' Works
People with allergies know how important it is to trust the restaurant you're eating at. In-N-Out Burger gets it, and here's how their 'allergy button' works.
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Why Franchise Owners Are Suing A Former Subway Business Development Agent
Subway has dealt with tough legal troubles in 2021. The company is now facing a new lawsuit that makes the previous food fraud accusation pale in comparison.
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The Internet Has Turned This Taco Bell Sound Into A Horror Meme
A new YouTube video surrounding the "bong" noise of the bell from Taco Bell commercials has the internet scared out of their minds.
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Reddit Is Cracking Up Over This Bizarre Starbucks Review
One Redditor can confirm the not-so-speedy Starbucks drive-thru, having recently shared a negative review about the local cafe in which they work.
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Essential Workers Won't Want To Miss This Insomnia Cookies Freebie
Just in time for the holidays, Insomnia Cookies is "saying thank you to those who work every day to keep spirits bright with a special in-store deal.
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The Reason Applebee's Sued Stouffer's
What's in a name? Here's what happened when Applebee's and Stouffer's went to court over the trademark rights to use the term "Skillet Sensations."
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How This Family Farm Inspired The Design Of Bob Evans Restaurants
Bob Evans used to be a true mom-and-pop restaurant that had a homey touch. So homey, in fact, that the exterior was modeled after the family's nearby farm.
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How A Long Line For Chicken Became The Inspiration For Boston Market
You never know what can inspire a million-dollar business. When it came to Boston Market, a long line for chicken sparked the idea for a fast-casual empire.
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Is Denny's Open On Christmas 2021?
Don't feel like cooking on Christmas? No sweat. Many restaurant chains will remain open on the holiday and we got the scoop regarding Denny's.
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Reddit Is Unimpressed With Subway's Vegetable Cutters
Subway employees have a lot of fresh produce to deal with on a daily basis, but when one person posted a video of the veggie cutter they use, Reddit took issue.
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Twitter Is Freaking Out About The Return Of Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza
If you've been longing for Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza, you're in luck as the popular item is returning to the fast food chain, but you have to wait a bit longer.
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Taco Bell Grilled Cheese Burrito: What To Know Before Ordering
Taco Bell's menu seems to have something for everyone, and never lacks in the creativity department. The Grilled Cheese Burrito is no exception.
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Bar Louie Is Doing Well Despite Old Rumors Of Closing Forever
In 2020, it seemed like Bar Louie was struggling to the point of nearly closing for good. However, rumors of the brand's death have been greatly exaggerated.
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The Petty Reason Someone Fired A Gun At This Taco Bell Drive-Thru
Drive-thru employees hid in the kitchen of a Taco Bell after a customer began shooting.
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Dunkin' Fan Turned Classic Coffee Mug Into A Candle And Reddit Wants One
A creative Redditor took to the social media platform to show off a homemade Christmas present they made for the Dunkin' coffee lover in their life.
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This Single Nugget Chick-Fil-A Order Has Reddit Laughing
Did you know you can order a single chicken nugget at Chick-fil-A? One customer recently did this, and Reddit is laughing.
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Taco Bell Fans Won't Want To Miss The New Chipotle Cheddar Chalupa
Taco Bell s planning to introduce its customers to a new version of its popular dish, the Chalupa.
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Is This What Happens When You Order A McDonald's Drink Without Whipped Cream?
If you order no whipped cream on a drink at McDonald's, here's what happens to your beverage, according to an employee who posted a video on TikTok.
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