Frank Sinatra Had A Personal Booth-Side Phone At This Chicago Restaurant
These days, having your phone at the table is pretty much standard. In the mid-20th century, though, it was a right reserved for the likes of Frank Sinatra.
Read MoreThese days, having your phone at the table is pretty much standard. In the mid-20th century, though, it was a right reserved for the likes of Frank Sinatra.
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Read MoreFrank Sinatra had quite the stomach for pasta, and his ex-wife and longtime confidante, Nancy Sinatra Sr., made a pasta sauce that the late crooner loved.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra, world-famous singer and foodie, had some interesting requests on his rider. He always wanted to have three cans of this particular soup.
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Read MoreBeloved chef Alton Brown brings his elegant, low-key simplicity to his scrambled egg recipe by topping the breakfast dish with this extra-special ingredient.
Read MoreElvis Presley was just as famous for his love of food as he was for his music. This Mexican diner was one he visited often while living in Palm Springs.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra was an Italian-American icon, crooner, and foodie, who would save his heartiest appetite for a feast at one of his parents' Sunday dinners.
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Read MoreJust because Frank Sinatra was such a legendary performer doesn't mean he was without his on-stage mishaps, and this one is just as big as the man himself.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra had a bit of a sweet tooth, which is why pumpkin pie was right up his alley. This unexpected ingredient makes his favorite pumpkin pie unique.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra wasn't just a crooner. He was also a foodie who loved a good whiskey cocktail. Drink your whiskey Frank's way with the 3-2-1 method.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra was a fan of food, but one of his favorites may surprise you. These days, you're more likely to see it in a packed lunch than a green room.
Read MoreKnown for his hearty tastes, Frank Sinatra preferred satisfying meals over this type of fine cuisine that became popular in the late 20th century.
Read MoreSome may choose chicken noodle soup as their top comfort food, but not Food Network star Sunny Anderson. Hers is influenced by her "military brat" upbringing.
Read MoreThere's no longer a private landline in Frank Sinatra's booth, but you can snap selfies at this luxurious Chicago restaurant while you dine amongst the stars.
Read MoreWhile this rock star may be known for his unmatched musicianship, his final meal before his untimely death was decidedly a little more modest.
Read MoreEveryone loves a good dinner with friends — superstar singers included. Discover which Los Angeles dining spot Frank Sinatra frequented throughout his career.
Read MoreThe popular Shark Tank product, BottleKeeper, once promised ice-cold drinks anywhere, but its rapid rise raises questions about where the brand stands today.
Read MoreFind out what happened to My Fruity Faces, the company that appeared on "Shark Tank" and was behind the edible stickers that made eating produce fun.
Read MoreJohnny Cash loved an embellished version of this classic southern dish, and the country singer enjoyed eating it in a pretty interesting way.
Read MoreThe hit cooking show Worst Cooks in America will surely miss the presence of Anne Burrell, but the show will go on with two returning hosts for kitchen mayhem.
Read MoreIt's the season for holiday movies and Home Alone is a classic. You may have noticed Kevin McCallister's grocery run would cost a bit more today, but how much?
Read MoreThis crunchy protein was one snack Johnny Cash couldn't get enough of. It's having a culinary moment, and you can even make it yourself at home.
Read MoreElvis's love of southern foods is well-documented, but he was also somewhat picky about how some of it was served, including omitting certain parts of chicken.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra was thought by many to be one of the best singers of the 20th century. When it came to meals, the Chairman of the Board also had a personal best.
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