The Old-School Italian Dinner That's Slowly Disappearing From Tables
Many classic Italian foods are still eaten all over the world, but for this once-popular dish, the future doesn't look too bright. It's easy to see why.
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Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives New York Restaurants You Can Still Eat At Today
Guy Fieri has crisscrossed the United States with DDD and spent considerable time in New York, spotlighting some of the best restaurants in the Empire State.
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How To Make Any Coke Freestyle Drink Taste Fresher And Better
Coke Freestyle machines offer countless customization options, but the soda that comes out doesn't always taste great. A few simple tricks can change that.
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International Subway Sandwiches You Won't Find In The US
Subway is not only the largest fast-food chain in the US, it currently has locations in 100 countries around the globe. Here are some international sandwiches.
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What Happened To Crazy Burger After Gordon Ramsay's Secret Service
According to some customers, Crazy Burger used to look different before its involvement with "Gordon Ramsay's Secret Service." But is that a good thing?
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The Powerhouse Company Controlling Burger King And 3 Other Major Chains
Burger King, Popeyes, Tim Hortons, and Firehouse Subs seem to be competing for your dining dollars. However, these chains exist under the same corporate banner.
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How To Ask For A Slice Of Pizza Like A True New Yorker
There's no doubt that New Yorkers love their famous pizza. However, if you're an out-of-towner, there are some rules you need to know before ordering a slice.
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The Texas Roadhouse Dinner Special You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
What's better than a good meal at Texas Roadhouse? Having one that comes with a lower price tag. Here's what you need to know about this special.
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Why Fajitas Always Taste Better At Mexican Restaurants, According To Chefs
What is it about the sizzling fajita you ordered at your local Mexican restaurant that tastes so unbelievably good? And how can you replicate it at home?
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This Once-Popular Seafood Chain Nearly Vanished, But Is Now Making A Major Comeback
A restaurant that can't reel in customers is bound to sink. Fortunately for this seafood chain, it found ways to stay afloat despite financial storms.
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Beef Or Pork: What's Really In Texas Roadhouse Ribs?
Texas Roadhouse uses a specific type of meat to make its award-winning barbecue ribs, but not all of the restaurant's fans are sure what kind it is.
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Waffle House's Famous Hashbrowns Are Made With Potatoes From This State
Waffle House is nearly as famous for its its legendary hashbrowns as it for its signature item. Much of that quality comes from where the spuds are sourced.
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You Can Still Visit This California Mexican Restaurant Frequented By Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley could rock a jailhouse like no other. However, he thought the food he ate at this Palm Springs restaurant rocked in its own right.
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Move Over, New York: This State Claims It's The Pizza Capital Of America
You might expect the Empire State to rule the pizza world. However, there's a challenger to the throne, and it has a highly compelling case.
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The Vintage Italian Appetizer Frank Sinatra Ordered At Every Opportunity
Frank Sinatra was known to enjoy a variety of Italian foods. This vegetable-based appetizer at Patsy's Restaurant in Manhattan was among his go-to orders.
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This West Coast Chicken Chain Was Everywhere In The '80s — Now Only 2 Remain
In 1970s and '80s, a chicken chain in California became a hot commodity. It even had ads featuring sports icons like Muhammad Ali. Those good times didn't last.
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Ask For This If You Want A Fresher Tasting Big Mac At McDonald's
No one orders a Big Mac expecting the pinnacle of fine dining, but that doesn't mean you need to settle for burger that's been collecting proverbial dust.
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Copycat Starbucks Baked Apple Croissant Recipe
This copycat Starbucks baked apple croissant recipe captures all of the sweet, spiced goodness of the original, all in an easy make-at-home version.
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This Old-School California Restaurant Was One Of Sinatra's Favorite Spots
Ol Blue Eyes may have loved the spotlights of Vegas, but he always returned to the American fare and upscale dining of this classic West Coast eatery.
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The Cheesecake Factory Menu Just Got Bigger And Better
Just when you think The Cheesecake Factory menu can't get any bigger, the chain adds an array of new dishes. Here's what we thought about its newest offerings.
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This Unique New Jersey Restaurant Ditches Prices — And It's Backed By A Rock Icon
A small restaurant chain in New Jersey is taking a progressive approach to feeding its customers, and the business decision is rockstar-approved.
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The Absolute Best Soul Food Restaurants In The US
Soul food is a historic American cuisine. There are several soul food restaurants across the U.S. and some of these spots are truly a cut above the rest.
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Seattle's Oldest Chinese Restaurant Was A Go-To For Bruce Lee
The late Bruce Lee was a martial arts innovator and movie legend. When the kung fu master craved Chinese food, he often turned to this Seattle restaurant.
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The Absolute Best Milkshakes In The US
Milkshakes have evolved into various forms, from freakshakes to dessert-based drinks. The best milkshakes in the U.S. today range from delectable to simple.
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The Absolute Best Margaritas In The US
We've rounded up our picks for the best margs across the country.
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Old-School Diner Foods That Are Nearly Impossible To Find Today
Diners are a timeless option for a quick and affordable bite. Here are the old-school diner menu items that were once popular but are hard to find today.
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This Once-Popular Italian Restaurant Chain Might Not Be Around Much Longer
Some popular chain restaurants manage to maintain success over the years, while others fall on hard times. That's exactly what happened with this Italian chain.
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