Restaurants & Dining

  • two burgers and fries from In-N-Out Burger

    Beloved Burger Chain Finally Expanding Beyond West Coast

    In-N-Out, a staunchly West Coast fast-food burger chain with a fervent cult following, is finally expanding east of the Mississippi River. The California chain is opening its first territory office for the Eastern U.S. in Franklin, Tennessee, just outside of…

  • Taco Bell food arranged on a black table

    Crazy Taco Bell Menu Items Dreamed Up by Superfans

    Taco Bell food has a certain je ne sais quois that’s impossible to replicate. Tacos at home, even made with Taco Bell-branded ingredients from the supermarket, don’t even come close. So it’s no surprise that superfans on Reddit relish the idea…

  • woman recieving a receipt and ordered food at drive through

    Best Regional Fast Food Chains the Rest of the Country Needs

    In the vast culinary landscape that is our country, flavors change as often as accents, spread out in every direction you look. The bummer? That means certain fast food chains can elude us, depending on where we live. Do you…

  • Taco Bell Defy

    The Best Items To Order From Taco Bell’s Vegetarian Menu

    As meatless patties and nuggets skyrocket in popularity, it’s clear that faux meat is in. But plant-based herbivores, vegetarians, and vegans’ appreciation for Taco Bell’s vegetarian menu and its greasy, meat-free delights predate the recent spate of Beyond Meat and…

  • A young man holding up a sign saying 'America Can't Survive on $7.25', sitting down with a young woman with a male passerby in downtown Boulder, Colorado, rise the minimum wage concept

    Big-Name Companies Paying at Least $15 an Hour

    President Joe Biden has endorsed raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, and though Congress hasn’t acted, prominent companies have been plumping up workers’ paychecks on their own. They include some notable employers that are using higher wages…

  • Microsoft France headquarters entrance in Issy les Moulineaux near Paris

    Big-Name Companies Where Workers Are Fighting to Unionize

    Only about 10% of U.S. employees were union members in 2021 — a drop of about half from 1983, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But these days, with millions of jobs going unfilled, union organizing is making inroads…