Why Some Chain Restaurants Started Contacting Job Applicants From Years Ago
If you applied for a job some time ago -- and by that we mean a few years back -- you might expect to get a callback from that company, if you haven't already.
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What Movies Tend To Get Wrong About Bartenders
In the movies, bartenders are portrayed as philosophical dispensers of wisdom, who might advise you to pursue that romantic relationship you're considering.
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Wingstop Fans Are Loving Its Response To Giannis Antetokounmpo's Hilarious Chick-Fil-A Request
Giannis Antetokounmpo decided to celebrate his team's NBA Finals win. by heading to Chick-fil-A. But Wingstop had something to say about what followed.
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How The Creator Of McDonald's Most Expensive Failure Really Feels
It was one of McDonald's biggest flops - the Arch Deluxe burger that cost $200 million to advertise and that no one wanted.
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Starbucks Just Made This Big Commitment To Fighting Hunger In The US
To combat the very real problem of food insecurity in America, Starbucks has announced 100% of their stores will be taking part in their FoodShare program.
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What You Might Not Know About The Panera Bakers-In-Training Program
Panera Bread offers a Bakers-In-Training program for kids aged 5-12 to learn all about how to have fun in the kitchen.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Ordering The White Spinach Queso At Chili's
One of the many menu options at Chili's is the White Spinach Queso, which has ingredients like pico, guacamole, and cilantro.
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What You Didn't Know About Cracker Barrel's Chicken N' Dumplings
Cracker Barrel is synonymous with tasty comfort food, like chicken n' dumplings. However, this dish has an interesting history that you probably didn't know.
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The Real Reason Starbucks Employees Have To Stand In One Place
If you've ever walked into a Starbucks, you may have noticed something peculiar about the employees: They all stand in designated places -- 'planted positions.'
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This Famous LA Restaurant Will Make Almost Anything You Want
The Pacific Dining Car is willing to whip up whatever your heart desires (provided they have the ingredients, presumably).
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Auntie Anne's Newest Menu Item Combines 2 Popular Pretzel Flavors
Auntie Anne's is celebrating the Olympics with a new snack pack that includes both their original and cinnamon sugar pretzel nuggets.
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Ordering From Domino's Has Changed Whether You Like It Or Not
Ordering from Domino's has changed this year, whether you like it or not. The chain reports that Domino's delivery wait times have increased.
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Mario Batali Will Pay A Large Settlement In Sexual Harassment Case
An investigation into sexual harassment allegations against Mario Batali has closed, and Batali will pay a settlement of $600,000 to former employees.
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How Joe Biden Really Feels About The Restaurant Industry Labor Shortage
President Joe Biden didn't pull any punches when, during Wednesday's town hall-style meeting, he talked about the restaurant industry labor shortage.
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37% Would Never Get This Bread At Subway
We recently polled 595 Subway sandwich eaters in the U.S. to find out what's the one bread they would never order at the sandwich chain.
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Why Pizza Hut Has Had A Difficult Time Keeping Up With Competitors
Is Pizza Hut the pizza of our present and future? Many experts would indicate a "no" as Pizza Hut struggles to keep up with competitors. Reasons are numerous.
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McDonald's Just Committed To Increasing Its Diversity. Here's How
McDonald's has just announced two additional steps to increasing its diversity efforts, and this time, it starts with its suppliers.
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The Truth About Cabbage Island
Though the name might not conjure visions of an exciting island excursion, Cabbage Island has an intriguing history and a seafood feast that's to die for.
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The Sad Reason This Almost 50-Year-Old Chick-Fil-A Is About To Close
From its famous chicken sandwich to its powerful marketing strategies inspiring us to "Eat Mor Chikin," Chick-fil-A keeps its customers coming back for more.
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The Real Reason Domino's Is So Successful Right Now
While many restaurants suffered during the pandemic, Domino's has been particularly successful. Here's why.
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The Ridiculous Number Of Ingredients In A McDonald's McRib
Though it's not a regular item on their menu and only appears for limited-time stints, the McDonald's McRib has earned many fans over the years.
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This Restaurant Offers A $1,000 Sundae
There are some truly mind-blowing food options out there that are bound to make your jaw drop, including an Ice cream sundae worth $1,000.
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This Restaurant Changed Wolfgang Puck's Life Forever
Food can spur some interesting emotional connections, and Puck can credit his epiphany to a restaurant in France where one chef inspired him with his cooking.
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The Surprising Origin Story Of Nashville Hot Chicken
Few foods are considered more craveable than Nashville hot chicken, which originated at a Tennessee institution with a royal name.
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NBA Star Giannis Antetokounmpo Celebrated His Recent Win With This Massive Chick-Fil-A Order
This larger-than-life sports hero ordered an unbelievably large meal at popular restaurant Chick-fil-A.
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Copycat KFC Fried Potato Wedges Recipe
This copycat recipe for KFC's fried potato wedges is just right. If you can't get them at the restaurant, you can now make them in your very own home kitchen.
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This Soup Cost Almost $700 For A Single Bowl. Here's Why
Why does one soup served at Talon Club, a VIP private gaming room at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, carry such a hefty price tag?
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