Review: Taco Bell Cranks Up The Heat With Its Fiery New Frank's RedHot Diablo Sauce
Taco Bell's newest collaboration with Frank's RedHot produced a fiery sauce to feature alongside its crispy chicken, and we got a chance to try it.
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Review: Noodles & Company's New Chili Garlic Ramen Is As Tasty As It Sounds
We tried the new Chili Garlic Ramen from Noodles & Company to see if the brothless, buttery bowl of noodles lives up to its flavorful name.
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Run To Both Taco Bell And McDonald's For This Creamy Drink Hack
This hack requires stopping at two different fast-food chains to blend ingredients into a custom, creamy beverage that's infinitely adaptable to your taste.
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Celebrity Chef Restaurants You Can't Miss In Las Vegas
Wish Gordon Ramsey, Giada and Bobby Flay could reach out of the TV and cook dinner? Look no further than Vegas, where their restaurants are the next best thing.
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The Cut Of Beef Texas Roadhouse Uses For Its Country Fried Steak
If a patron has a hankering for a classic Southern steak at Texas Roadhouse, they can turn to the Country Dinners menu section and order country fried steak.
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Save Money At Cracker Barrel With This Simple Dining Tip
Customers love Cracker Barrel's hearty all-day breakfasts and Southern-inspired comfort food. But the chain also offers some great money-saving deals.
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What Makes Maryland-Style Pizza Unique?
You've heard of Chicago deep dish and New York style pizza, but what about Maryland? What sets this type of pizza apart from the rest of the country?
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The Chick-Fil-A Salad Hack For A Bold And Crunchy Twist
While chicken is the name of the game at Chick-fil-A, it also offers salads — and this hack allows you to customize your own for a bold, crunchy new meal.
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The Cut Of Beef Texas Roadhouse Uses For Its Steak Kabobs
For a chain celebrated for its wide variety of different steaks, the question is: Which cut does Texas Roadhouse use for its delicious steak kabobs?
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How This Simple Wendy's Ingredient Change Backfired On The Fast Food Chain
Although fast food chains frequently adjust their menus, a single ingredient swap by Wendy's has upset some longtime fans — and the change is permanent.
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9 Big Reasons Cracker Barrel Is Struggling
If you grew up hitting a Cracker Barrel off the highway during a roadtrip, those days might be coming to an end. The restaurant is struggling, big time.
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What Happened To This New England Restaurant Chain Made Famous For Its Ice Cream?
Friendly's has had an interesting journey as a company since its inception. Here's a look at its history from the start to today and where it stands.
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This Chicken Chain Was Big In The '80s But Has Nearly Vanished Today
Many consider the 1980s a fast food golden era, and on the West Coast, there was one major player in the poultry scene that has nearly vanished today.
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This Is The Best Time To Eat At Texas Roadhouse To Avoid The Crowds
Texas Roadhouse seems to always be busy, but if you time it right, you can enjoy your meal without worrying about the line out the door.
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How Many Restaurants Does Emeril Lagasse Own?
In addition to being a long-time television personality, Emeril Lagasse is also the man behind many successful restaurants, but exactly how many?
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Rick Steves' Simple Menu Rule To Find The Best Restaurants Abroad
If you want to eat well abroad and not fall for mediocre tourist traps that will price-gouge you, then listen to expert traveler Rick Steves' advice.
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The Super Specific Beer Rule Texas Roadhouse Never Breaks
Behind every frosty pint at Texas Roadhouse is a secret to why their beer tastes so crisp, which a strict rule to serve every draft at a specific temperature.
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This Is The Most Successful Chicken Chain. Here's Why
Chicken is big business, and no chain does it quite like the one that rules the roost. Here's why one chicken shop is a favorite in the flock.
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The Biggest Pizza Chain In America Isn't Papa John's, Domino's, Or Pizza Hut
Papa John's, Domino's, and Pizza Hut may be the first names that come to mind regarding pizza chains, but there is one U.S. company that is larger than them all.
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Texas Roadhouse's Fast Casual Venture You've Probably Never Heard Of
Texas Roadhouse is a household name, but its fast casual chain Jaggers is expanding its reach and offers a little more than your typical burgers and fries.
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How Restaurants Can Adapt To Daylight Saving Time With A Simple Tip
Daylight saving time throws us all for a loop, even when it comes to eating out at a restaurant. Here is the best way for eateries to adapt to the time change.
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This Once-Popular Steak Restaurant Declared Bankruptcy In The '80s
One popular steak chain found a loyal customer base and thrived throughout the 1970s, only to declare bankruptcy in the '80s. What went wrong?
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The Secret To Getting Extra Crispy Fries At Chick-Fil-A
Chick-fil-A is known for its legendary waffle fries. If you want them extra crispy, try ordering them this way next time you're at the drive-thru. Here's how.
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The Dunkin' Hack For A Dubai Chocolate Fix In Drink Form
If you've been loving a decadent bar of Dubai chocolate recently, we recommend trying out this tasty hack to get this luxurious treat in drink form at Dunkin'.
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The Story Behind The Taco Bell Chihuahua's Sudden Disappearance
If you were alive in the late '90s, you undoubtedly remember the famous Taco Bell talking Chihuahua, but why did the mascot suddenly disappear?
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The Hilarious Warning On Subway's Sandwich Wrappers You Probably Missed
Subway is known to have a bit of a sense of humor with how it markets and presents itself, so it makes sense that this would extend to the sandwich wrappers.
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What Oil Is Really In Chick-Fil-A's Fryer? Turns Out, It Depends On What You Order
Chick-fil-A's crispy breaded chicken and waffle fries have distinct flavors, and it may depend on the type of oil used to cook each of them.
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