Does Arby's Serve Breakfast At Any Of Their Locations?
Arby's has the meat, the curly fries, and the crispy fish. But here's the situation if you're looking for that a.m. breakfast sandwich combo.
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Who Really Invented The Smash Burger?
Smash burgers have become popular over the last few years, but they've been around for longer than you think. Here's where the first smash burger was served.
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The McDonald's Happy Meal Option That's Not Available In The United States
McDonald's Happy Meals at U.S. locations are limited to a hamburger and McNuggets. However, the fast food chain offers a veg-friendly option across the pond.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Taco Bell's Best Seller Menu Items
Taco Bell has had a wide array of meals to choose from since it opened its doors. Here is the definitive ranking of the establishment's best seller menu items.
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The Two Countries That Serve McDonald's McRib Year-Round
The seasonal return of McDonald's McRib sandwich is traditionally met with great fanfare, but did you know there are two countries that serve it year-round?
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Why Your Store-Bought Ranch Is Never As Good As A Restaurant's
Why does a side of ranch served at a restaurant taste so good? Store-bought ranch disappoints because restaurants have a few ranch tricks up their sleeves.
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The Secret Behind McDonald's Apple Pie's Irresistible Taste
Some corporate fast food secrets are fiercely protected, but it's no mystery why McDonald's apple pie tastes the way it does. Here's what to know.
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The Secret To Ordering Loaded Fries At Five Guys
Five Guys makes some of the best burgers and french fries, full stop. Its secret menu is also impressive, with one of its best being loaded french fries.
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How To Tell If You're Actually Eating Real Wasabi
Some restaurants serve a green paste that looks like wasabi. But the truth is, this wasabi isn't quite the real deal. Here's how to tell the difference.
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The Differences Between First, Second, And Third-Wave Coffee
Coffee has a rich history defined by three key eras, or "waves." Each wave brings significant changes that affect both the drink, and its place in our culture.
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Seriously, Why Has Fast Food Gotten So Expensive?
You're not imagining dollar signs disappearing with your fries. Here's the reason why your favorite fast food combo isn't the cheapest meal option anymore.
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Is It True That McDonald's Burgers Don't Rot? Here's What We Know
You've seen the viral video with the flawless burger patty from the '90s. But here's the whole story on whether McDonald's burgers really do rot, or not.
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The Rise And Fall Of Buca Di Beppo
Despite a promising start as a fun, kitschy Italian-American chain restaurant, Buca di Beppo has been struggling for the past two decades.
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Why You Should Avoid Ordering Wedge Salads At A Restaurant
If there's one restaurant salad that's bound to draw a diner's ire, it's the wedge. Here's why this salad is worth skipping and making at home instead.
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What Kind Of Coffee Does Burger King Serve?
Burger King has stepped up its coffee game in recent years. From beans to brews, check out what the fast food giant is serving up on its morning menu.
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The History Of Taco Bell Starts With An Entirely Different Type Of Fast Food
Taco Bell is among the biggest and most-successful fast food restaurants in the United States, but its origins, surprisingly, don't start with tacos.
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14 Chain Restaurants That Bake Their Bread In-House
Chain restaurants aren't always known for using the freshest ingredients. However, these 14 businesses take their bread more seriously than others.
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How One Of McDonald's Worst Burgers And The Filet-O-Fish Fought For A Permanent Menu Spot
The Fish-O-Filet made the McDonald's menu in 1965, a couple of years after winning a sandwich showdown against the chain's most ridiculous burger idea.
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What Was The Deal With McDonald's Using 'Pink Slime' For Its Beef?
McDonald's came under fire in the 2010s for using "pink slime" in its hamburgers, but what does that even mean, and why was it such a hot topic?
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You Can Still Dine At One Of JFK's Favorite Restaurants In Boston
If you want to grab a historical and presidential meal in Boston, you can dine at the same establishment that John F. Kennedy frequented over 60 years ago.
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The Chicago Soul-Food Restaurant That Was A Favorite Of Aretha Franklin
This restaurant has become a cornerstone of Chicago's South Side, welcoming local legends, international stars, and political leaders alike.
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How A Colorado Mexican Restaurant Became A Pop Culture Phenomenon
If you're not enjoying indoor cliff diving with your nachos, you're doing it wrong. Here's why this Colorado-based Mexican restaurant cashes in on the clout.
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The Burger Chain That Tried (And Failed) To Bring Burritos To Its Menu
Maybe there's a future in which burgers and burritos can come from the same drive-thru. Meanwhile, this burger chain really bit it with its burrito.
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How The US Army Inspired The First McDonald's Drive-Thru
Though McDonald's may seem synonymous with the drive-thru, it took a long time and little military inspiration for the feature to gain headway at the franchise.
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The Iconic Restaurants Destroyed By The LA Wildfires
Devastating wildfires, including the Palisades Fire, have been burning in the Los Angeles area since Tuesday, destroying several beloved Malibu restaurants.
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What Cut Of Meat Does McDonald's Use For Its Burgers
McDonald's goes through a ton of meat to make its signature burgers. Here's what to know if you were wondering which cuts the fast food behemoth uses.
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The Story Behind The Chicago Steakhouse Chain Owned By A Sports Legend
Can the G.O.A.T. serve up a steak as good as a layup? Here's the history behind this sports icon's restaurant, and the cities where you can shoot your shot.
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