Why Restaurants Are Pushing Back Against 'The Customer Is Always Right' Policy
The 20th century had an adage that said the customer is always right, but this sentiment has begun to rub some in the service industry the wrong way.
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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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Don't Make This Move When Ordering Your Child's Meal. Servers Hate It
While it might seem like a harmless request, this particular way of ordering your child's meal can cause more stress and work for your server than you realize.
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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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Olive Garden Actually Doesn't Use Real Butter For Its Breadsticks
Olive Garden is famous for its breadsticks, but the iconic Italian restaurant chain actually coats them in this butter substitute instead of the real thing.
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10 Discontinued Starbucks Drinks We Miss Most In Fall
Starbucks fall drinks are practically a seasonal institution. However, not all beverages from the chain stick around and we miss these ones the most in autumn.
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Here's How Many Honey Baked Ham Locations Are Left
Honey Baked Ham is a holiday necessity for many, but how many official locations are left in the United States? The answer is surprisingly complicated.
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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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The Elusive 2-Star Michelin Restaurant Mysteriously Tucked Inside A Grocery Store
Most diners imagine Michelin-star restaurants as the height of luxury, but one awarded New York joint is actually found inside of a grocery store.
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The Chain Restaurant That Helped A Fake Cake Business Become A Brief Reality
Be careful what you dish for. Here's how an iconic restaurant chain sent an Instagram account soaring, then swooped in to save the day with a sweet solution.
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The Only Way To Get Spicy Chicken Tenders At Raising Cane's
Raising Cane's doesn't have spicy chicken anywhere on its menu, but that shouldn't stop you if you're looking for some heat with your tenders.
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8 Best New Fast Food Items You Have To Try In October 2025
Eight new fast food items are hitting menus in October 2025. From savory to sweet, don't miss these fan-favorites; some are available for a limited time only.
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20 Absolute Best Italian Restaurants In Chicago
If you're looking for an Italian restaurant to go to in Chicago, we've got you covered. These are the best places in the Windy City for pasta, pizza, and more.
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What Anthony Bourdain Ate To Call This Roman Restaurant's Food 'Completely Awesome'
Anthony Bourdain was a big fan of Italy and its food. During a trip to Rome, he found a locally loved restaurant with a dish he called "completely awesome."
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How To Access Portillo's Secret Menu
Nothing beats that special feeling of ordering off the secret menu. Luckily, at Portillo's, the secret menu is easy to access. Here's how you can do it.
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The New York Deli That Broke The 'Most Layers In A Sandwich' World Record
The Guinness Book of World Records has a category for 'Most Layers in a Sandwich' and the title is fiercely held by none other than a beloved New York Deli.
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The Logistical Reason Restaurants Can't Seat Incomplete Parties
If you're waiting for your party at a restaurant, you may wonder why the host won't seat you (after all, your table is right there), so we asked an expert.
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What's Really In Starbucks' Protein-Boosted Milk?
Are you curious about the new protein-boosted milk at Starbucks but want the lowdown on what's in it before you try it? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Nostalgic Pizza Chain We Think Deserves A Comeback
For Gen X kids, one pizza chain was the most coveted place to go for dinner. The nostalgic eatery faded from popularity, but we think it deserves a comeback.
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The McDonald's McGriddle We Will Be Ordering For Breakfast Every Time
Which McGriddle (the McDonald's breakfast sandwich with pancakes as buns) reigns supreme? Chowhound's go-to option has superior texture and flavor.
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Wait, Can You Actually Buy Longhorn Steakhouse Knives?
Longhorn Steakhouse has some quality silverware for its hungry diners, but did you know you can purchase your own Longhorn steak knives for your home?
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This Was Anthony Bourdain's First Real Job In The Kitchen
Anthony Bourdain didn't start in the kitchen as a hotshot chef. His first real culinary job was far less glamorous, but it taught him respect and discipline.
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The Iconic NYC Restaurant Where The Legacies Of Sinatra And Mad Men Still Linger
This New York City restaurant has set the scene for famous musicians and television series alike, and you can still take in the upscale scenery and food today.
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Is It Rude To Ask A Restaurant To Change The TV Channel?
If you've ever wanted to ask a restaurant to change its TV channel but worried it'd be rude, our take on this might offer you some relief. Or not, it depends.
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Do You Know Who Actually Owns Crumbl Cookies?
Crumbl Cookies experienced a meteoric rise to fame over the last few years. Its founders still play a role in the company, but they're not the only owners.
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