Why Chinese Restaurants Almost Always Have Round Tables
The round tables in Chinese restaurants have a long history. They've been a part of Chinese culture for centuries, dating back to the Qing dynasty.
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The Disney Resort With An Astounding Number Of Sommeliers
Disney resorts are chock full of surprises. For example, one of the company's resort boasts a shockingly high number of professional wine tasters.
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The Best And Worst Chain Pizza Restaurants, Ranked
There are so many chain pizza restaurants out there that it can sometimes be hard to choose between them. Here are a ton of them, ranked from worst to best.
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How Many Countries Have A Chipotle Location?
Chiptole was founded in 1993 in Denver, Colorado. It has since expanded all across the United States and beyond. Here's how many countries have a location.
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Why Restaurant Baked Potatoes Always Taste Better Than Homemade
Baked potatoes simply just hit different out at restaurants than when you make them yourself at home. According to these experts, here's why that is.
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12 Restaurant Chains That Give Free Birthday Meals
If you're looking for a free birthday meal, you might consider heading to one of these chain restaurants. Most require signing up for their rewards program.
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This Unexpected Berry Is The Key Ingredient In Chipotle Carnitas
If you've ever wondered why Chipotle's carnitas taste different than more traditional versions, it's because of one particularly pungent ingredient.
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13 Things You Should Think Twice About Ordering From Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen has lots of fun and tasty items to choose from, but there are some sweet and savory options you might want to avoid ordering. Here's what to know.
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Whatever Happened To Those Taco Bell/Pizza Hut Hybrid Restaurants?
Once upon a time, you could have your favorite Taco Bell and Pizza Hut items side-by-side. These days, the fabled TacoHuts are no more, here's why.
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7 Best And 4 Worst Sandwiches To Order At Jimmy John's
Jimmy John's might brand itself as fresh and fast, but not all of the sandwiches are worth the speed or have the quality you might expect. So, we ranked them.
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Don't Let Yourself Get Scammed By Overpriced Truffle Fries
Most so-called "truffle fries" are made with synthetic truffle oil. That means you're paying extra money without getting much (or any) actual truffle.
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Fast Food Chains That Will Be Opening Even More Stores In 2024
Fast food is a profitable business, so long as you can make it in the competitive market. These brands are doing so by opening more locations throughout 2024.
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Review: Red Lobster Crabfest 2024 Won't Reel In New Fans
Red Lobster has been struggling recently. A new attempt at offering the once-popular Crabfest is an attempt to pull in new customers. We reviewed the menu.
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Here's Why The Tortilla Chips At Chipotle Taste So Good
What's the secret behind why Chipotle's tortilla chips are so delicious? It boils down to the simple ingredient list and the chain's method of preparing them.
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Why Diner Coffee Tastes Different From Your Home Brew
If you've ever started to brew a cup of coffee at home but then realized you craved the unique, comforting taste of diner coffee instead, here's why.
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Here's How Many Slices Are In A Medium Pizza
Find out how many slices you can really get out of an average pizza pie, plus clever cutting and serving tricks to stretch our your dough (pun intended).
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What's The Difference Between Old World Pepperoni And The Regular Kind?
Old World (or cupping) pepperoni has taken the pizza world by storm in recent years, but how is this spicy sausage different from regular pepperoni?
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Why Texas Roadhouse Steaks Taste So Mouthwateringly Good
Texas Roadhouse steaks taste so good thanks to the quality of the meat and the preparation that goes on behind closed doors in every location.
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Olive Garden Cheese Graters Are Only Worth It For The Bragging Rights
Olive Garden's cheese graters went viral after people realized the chain sold its cheese graters directly to customers, but there are cheaper alternatives.
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Why Does Five Guys Always Slice Its Hot Dogs Like That?
Five Guys cooks routinely slice hot dogs lengthwise, a technique called butterflying. But why do they do that? Here's the reason Five Guys does it that way.
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The Wasteful Reason Pizza Hut Used To Be A Top Kale Buyer
As late as 2012, Pizza Hut bought huge amounts of kale, but not to serve yo customers. At Pizza Hut, kale had one job: to decorate the salad bar.
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Here's How Many Restaurants Bobby Flay Actually Owns
Bobby Flay isn't just a TV chef - he currently owns five dining concepts spread across 12 physical locations and one website in the United States.
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The Reason Cheesecake Factories Are Decorated So Extravagantly
The Cheesecake Factory's décor is dizzying because of its eclectic influences: Egypt, France, and San Francisco all shaped the restaurant's aesthetic.
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Discontinued Little Caesars Items We Desperately Want To Return
With a long track record in business, Little Caesars has seen many menu items come and go. Here are some discontinued items we desperately want to return.
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As Fast Food Prices Surge, It's Time For A Chain Restaurant Renaissance
Fast food is pricier than ever. One alternative for inflation-weary consumers is chain restaurants, which can sometimes be cheaper than fast food.
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The Massive Boomstick Hot Dog You Have To Go To A Rangers Game For
The biggest hot dog in baseball is the Boomstick, which measures a full 24 inches long and is available at the Texas Rangers' Globe Life Field.
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The Largest Pizza Chain In The US Isn't Actually A Pizza Place
You might be surprised to find that the largest pizza chain in the U.S. isn't a standalone pizzeria - it's a brand located exclusively in convenience stores.
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