Anthony Bourdain's Go-To Old School Hollywood Spot For Steak And Good Cocktails
Anthony Bourdain ate around the world multiple times over, so when he proclaimed a favorite spot in Hollywood for steak and cocktails, you know it's good.
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Burger King Retired These 9 Menu Items And We Still Miss Them
Burger King comes off as more adventurous than its competitors. However, it's retired these 9 menu items for one reason or another, and we still miss them.
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9 Sandwiches Eaten By US Presidents That Are Etched Into History Forever
Some of the sandwiches eaten by presidents have really stood out due to their love of the recipe or the effect it (indirectly) had an on political dealings.
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The WWII-Era Fall Dish That Helped Families Stretch Food
Some flavors just evoke warmth during fall seasons. The earthy taste of this dish helped families stretch fall meals during World War II.
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America's First Steakhouse Chain Wasn't Longhorn, Outback Or Texas Roadhouse
Longhorn Steakhouse, Texas Roadhouse, and Outback might be popular steak restaurants these days, but they weren't the first to hit the steakhouse chain scene.
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This Vintage Sandwich Spread Is Salty, Savory And Deserving Of A Comeback
It's a shame that this salty, savory vintage spread plummeted in popularity. We think it's definitely deserving of a major comeback in our kitchens.
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The Old School Meal Your Grandma Probably Made If You Grew Up In The Midwest
If you have memories of eating this cozy, pasta-filled comfort meal at the dinner table as a kid, you probably have Amish or Midwestern roots.
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An Original Recipe Change Saved This Popular Pizza Chain
One major pizza chain had been in business for nearly 50 years when it realized that the customers had lost faith in its quality, so it reinvented itself.
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The Boston Restaurant That Served Up The First-Ever Cups Of Clam Chowder
Clam chowder is a dish with centuries of history behind it, but this is the first restaurant to serve the dish to paying customers. Here's what to know.
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Do You Remember This Nostalgic 1970s Restaurant With Mason Jar Drinks? You Can Still Dine At It Today
First opened in South Carolina in 1975, this themed Southern restaurant chain has since closed almost all of its locations, except these ones in Florida.
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The Arby's Fast Food Roast Beef Rival From The '80s You Completely Forgot About
While this Arby's rival may have had a lengthier menu, poor marketing strategies led to its eventual demise, leaving only a handful of locations today.
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19 Puerto Rican Foods Everyone Should Try At Least Once
Even if you've never been to Puerto Rico, its cuisine is worth trying when you can find it. From mofongo to mallorcas, don't miss out on these amazing bites.
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The Fall Cranberry Side Dish That Once Ruled Suburban Tables In The 1950s
Cranberry is one of the signature flavors of fall, and this vintage recipe incorporated the classic autumnal taste with something quintessentially '50s.
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One Look At This Seafood Dish And You'll Know How Wild Food In The '70s Got
The decade of disco was known for experiments in food, so much so that this savory seafood treat seems right at home amid the other retro dishes.
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What A Typical Breakfast With Elvis Would Look Like
Elvis Presley was an unabashed foodie, and he liked to eat breakfast like only a King would. Here's what he used to dine on at the break of day.
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Obama's Go-To Hometown Meal Comes With A Heaping Helping Of Comfort
One of Barack Obama's favorite meals when he visits Hawaii centers around meat and plenty of carbs. There are lots of varieties to choose from.
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6 Wildest Limited-Edition Soda Flavors To See The Light Of Day
We all know and love our favorite soda brands and flavors, but nothing quite compares to some of these more unique creations that have graced the shelves.
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How Leftover Mashed Potatoes Were Turned Into A Crispy Bakery Treat During The Great Depression
Potatoes are a nearly worldwide food staple for a reason, and you can baked your mashed potatoes into a great bakery treat from the Great Depression.
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If Your Parents Fed You These 10 Snacks, You Probably Grew Up In The '70s
There are a few tell-tale signs that you probably grew up in the '70s. If you munched on one of these iconic snack foods, it's a big giveaway.
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French Vs American Apple Pie: What's The Difference?
When it comes to apple pie, there's an American version and a French version. Do you know what differentiates these variations of the classic dessert?
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The Food Court Item Costco Fans Will Never Forgive Being Taken Off The Menu
Costco has broken many hearts over time by removing fan-favorite items from the food court menu. However, members will never forget this treat in particular.
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A Major Soup Giant Has Owned Pepperidge Farm For Years, And You Had No Clue
One thing about Pepperidge Farm that many seem to forget is the fact that it's been owned by one of the world's biggest soup brands for literal decades.
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French Bread Pizza Isn't From France. Here's Where It Actually Comes From
One of the yummiest frozen pizza treats you can eat is French bread pizza, but despite the name this tasty snack doesn't actually come from France.
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We Don't Know Why This Retro Crab Dish Faded From Menus But It Deserves A Return
Once a star on seafood menus, this creamy crab dish quietly disappeared. Its story might just convince you it’s time for a comeback.
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The French Origins Of The Show-Stopping Seafood Tower
The iconic seafood tower is popular in the U.S., but it first originated in France, and it looked slightly different than how it appears today.
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The Depression-Era Struggle Meal Sauce That Replaced Marinara
When money was tight, resourceful cooks found a surprising stand-in for tomato sauce. Some families continue to use this thrifty swap, in the U.S. and abroad.
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The Discontinued Soda That Was Oddly Marketed Towards Hopeless Gen Xers
Not every soda launch can knock it out of the park, even with a big name behind it. One discontinued '90s soda tried to tap in to the cynical Gen X market.
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