What's The Sashimi Type Made From Thinly Sliced Raw Salmon?
Due to its rich flavor, salmon sashimi is very popular. This dish's proper name, and how best to eat it, is information every lover of sashimi needs to know.
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Applebee's Is Finally Bringing Back Its Date Night Pass. Here's How To Get One
Last year's Date Night Pass from Applebee's was a huge hit with diners and the restaurant chain is bringing it back for Valentine's. Here's how to get one.
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Waffle House Is Now Charging Extra For Eggs. Here's How Much It'll Cost
The effects of the bird flu are now fully in view as the egg shortage continues to raise prices. Waffle House is responding by placing a surcharge on its eggs.
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Did Olive Garden Really Change Its Iconic Breadsticks?
In recent years, there's been some chatter online about a change in quality for Olive Garden's breadsticks. But did the restaurant really change the recipe?
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How To Turn Olive Garden's Famous Breadsticks Into A Crunchy New Treat
Breadsticks can be a tricky thing to save as leftovers since bread always tastes best fresh, but here's a crunchy hack to put Olive Garden breadsticks to work.
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The First Las Vegas Buffet Cost Just $1
Expensive buffets are now an integral part of the Las Vegas experience, but this wasn't always the case. In fact, entry to the city's first buffet only cost $1.
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The Unexpected Restaurants You'll Find In The Pentagon
Over 23,000 people work in the Pentagon. With so many mouths to feed, it's no wonder that the gigantic building is home to more than a few restaurants.
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The Best Time Of Day To Go To A Buffet
Eating your fill and getting your money's worth are what the buffet experience is all about. Here's the best time to visit the buffet for the ultimate feast.
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How Is Hooters Still Open?
Despite its extensive legal troubles, this restaurant chain, known for its chicken wings and scantily-clad waitresses, is still very much in business.
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Traveling To Italy? Here's What To Expect For Breakfast
In Italy, breakfast is far from the most important meal of the day. For this reason, small, light, and simple dishes are often served in the morning.
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A History Of Political Schemes Linger Over One DC Tavern
Presidents, senior politicians, and even a few Major League Baseball players have all frequented this tavern. Only one of them is mentioned on the menu.
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The Texas Bakery That Sells Cinnamon Rolls The Size Of A Small Child
Everything really is bigger in Texas, especially when it comes to cinnamon rolls. A San Antonio joint was home to this uniquely huge sweet treat.
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5 Buffet Red Flags You Should Never Ignore
Next time you're perusing the myriad options of a new all-you-can-eat buffet table, you'll want to keep your eyes peeled for these red flags.
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What Exactly Is Japanese Izakaya-Style Dining?
While Western cultures long ago assimilated certain Japanese styles of dining, others, like izakaya, have not yet so fully bridged the divide.
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Texas Roadhouse Is The Ultimate Hack For Easy Meal Prep
If you're struggling to get your meal prep done for the week and need a helping hand, this Texas Roadhouse hack could be exactly what you're looking for.
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The Restaurant Chain Where You Can Drink The Original Mai Tai
Despite it's Polynesian style, the Mai Tai was created in the United States, and the restaurant chain where it was first made still exists.
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One Wisconsin Restaurant Serves Italian Food In A Historic Office
Brick walls, beam ceilings, and stained glass windows that date from the 1920s create an enviable ambiance at this wonderful Italian restaurant.
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The Whopping Amount Of Pastrami Katz's Deli Sells In A Week
Katz's Delicatessen is a New York City icon thanks, in part, to its excellent pastrami. Made in-house, this meat sells at a truly astonishing rate.
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Here's How To Eat Escargot For The First Time Like A Pro
We all dread making a faux pas when out for a fancy dinner. Lower your chances of doing so by learning how to eat the notoriously slippery escargot.
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The Olive Garden Pasta Dish That Isn't Even From Italy
Italian scampi and Olive Garden’s chicken scampi share little in common beyond the name. Learn how Italian tradition became an American favorite.
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Here's What You Need To Know When Trying To Eat Vegetarian In Europe
If you are vegetarian, there are some important cultural distinctions to make note of while traveling through Europe.
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Which Grocery Stores Sell Frozen Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits?
Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits are so popular that people want to make them at home, and these stores sell the mixes and also a frozen take-home version.
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The Cheesecake Factory Ordering Hack That Will Get You Two Entrees In One
The Cheesecake Factory has so many options that it's hard to pick just one. But with this TikTok hack, you can get two of your favorite dishes on one plate.
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When Is A Restaurant A Bistro?
Bistros are a staple of French gastronomic culture both in France and abroad. While most people like bistros, few can agree on what actually constitutes one.
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Maine's Oldest Diner Is A True Vintage Gem Worth Visiting
This restaurant has been open since the 1920s, but the food is anything but dated. With perfectly-executed diner classics, this is one you don't want to miss.
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The Rise And Fall Of Don Pablo's
Don Pablo's Mexican restaurant was one of the biggest names in Tex-Mex casual dining for a long time. But its reign eventually came to an end.
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The Sour Cracker Barrel Candy That Tastes Unexpectedly Familiar
A brand of candy you loved in the early 2000s is back and headed to Cracker Barrel. Find out how fan demand led to the launch of Retro Sours.
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