The Fast Food Chain That Was The First To Hire Women As Managers In The 1960s
The 1960s brought on many changes in the makeup of the workforce. And this fast food chain claims to be the first fast food chain to hire women as managers.
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Why We Love This Fast Food Chain's Fried Chicken
Chowhound tried some of the most popular fast food chains' fried chicken offerings to see which is the best, and here's one of our favorites.
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5 Local Diners I Frequent For Classic Comfort Food In Seattle
Rainy weather in Seattle got you down? Check out these local diners that are the perfect spots to chow down on your favorite comfort food.
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Droves Of New Yorkers Are Ordering This $25 Steak Frites
This popular spot in New York City is serving up steak frites that has New Yorkers ordering it in droves. And at $25, the steak frites is quite the deal.
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Anthony Bourdain Absolutely Loved This Miami Haitian Restaurant Chain
Anthony Bourdain had tastes that ranged from simple fast food to more complex cultural cuisine. This Haitian restaurant chain got a thumbs up from Bourdain.
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When In Anchorage, Locals Point Visitors To This 16-Ounce Prime Rib Spot
If you're visiting Anchorage and on the hunt for a popular restaurant, this steakhouse that's been open since 1957 is worth snagging a reservation at.
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16 Hands-Down Best French Restaurants In The US
There are plenty of incredible eateries stateside that are worthy of your consideration if you are a serious connoisseur of fine French cuisine.
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The 10 Biggest Controversies To Go Down At Texas Roadhouse
You might know Texas Roadhouse for its famous rolls and honey cinnamon butter, but we'd be remiss not to mention some of its more infamous moments as well.
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The Humble Origin Story Of New York City's Most Notorious Italian Sub
While this sandwich is a viral sensation that draws hungry patrons from all over New York City and beyond, it was locally beloved long before social media.
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The Nostalgic 86-Year-Old Diner In New Orleans That Keeps Its Lights On 24/7
Looking for a place to grab a bite after a night out on Bourbon Street? This diner is a NOLA staple that serves burger, club sandwiches, pie, and more 24/7.
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I Ranked 5 Menu Items From Chuck E. Cheese, And This One Came Out On Top
Chuck E. Cheese is known for its (not so) cheap and cheerful menu aimed at kids. We tested 5 popular items and ranked them to see which ones stand out.
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5 Cheap Eats You Can't Miss In Atlanta, According To A Local
On the hunt for budget-friendly food in Atlanta? Here are a local's favorite affordable places to grab a bite to eat, from Mexican to Indian to bagels.
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10 Hacks For Ordering At Denny's Everyone Should Know
Though Denny's doesn't have an official secret menu, its kitchens stock enough ingredients that you can concoct some tasty combos at your table.
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The Simple Diner Trick That Makes Cooking Sausage Links 10x Easier (Works For Hot Dogs Too)
Sick of making sausage that comes out perfectly cooked on the outside, but lukewarm on the inside? Borrow this easy restaurant trick for a better result.
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5 Big Changes Coming To Chick-Fil-A In 2026
Chick-fil-A is making some big changes this year and it all started with making some secret menu items more permanent. But the chain isn't stopping there.
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We Taste Tested All Of Krispy Kreme's Donuts, And This Was The Best Flavor Hands Down
Chowhound ranked almost every Krispy Kreme donut flavor, and the variety that came in first place probably isn't the one you would expect.
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The Gas Station Chain That Serves Up Duff Goldman's Favorite Fast Food
Duff Goldman's go-to fast food is a saucy classic from a popular convenience store chain. You can even customize this meal to your heart's content.
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The Staggering Amount Of Eggs Waffle House Has Served Since 1955
Waffle House has been serving up breakfast 24 hours a day, seven days a week since 1955. How many eggs has the all-night spot served since then?
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Chain Restaurants Use This Sneaky Strategy To Keep Customers Coming Back
Restaurants employ a lot of clever tactics for customer retention, but you may not have realized just how successful this enticing strategy can be.
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The Dutch Bros Drink Giving Starbucks' Frappuccino Some Serious Competition
If you thought the Starbucks Frappuccino dominated the market, think again. Dutch Bros features a similar drink that customers just might like better.
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How This Burger And Sandwich Shop 40 Miles From Denver Smokes Meat In A Giant Gun
There are traditional smokers and then there are one-of-a-kind smokers. This bar and grill outside of Denver showcases a smoker in the shape of a revolver.
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8 Brunch Red Flags That Should Send You Running Before The Mimosas Hit The Table
Brunch should have a fun, celebratory feel, but subpar food and service can ruin the experience. We asked two experts about their brunch restaurant red flags.
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The Company That Supplies Popeyes With Almost Everything (Except Chicken)
Popeyes chicken is well loved by customers, but did you know there is one company that supplies Popeyes with most of its ingredients (except chicken)?
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Every Wienerschnitzel Hot Dog, Ranked Worst To Best
We tasted and ranked 11 Wienerschnitzel hot dogs, from plain to chili-drenched classics, to find out which ones on the menu are truly worth ordering again.
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The Most Distinguished Coffee In The World Could Cost You Up To $900 A Cup
If $900 sounds extravagant for a cup of joe, you can also find this rare and coveted coffee for as little as $75 in some specialty coffee shops.
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The Condiment You Should Always Ask About At A Mexican Restaurant
Ask about this one condiment the next time you're dining out at a Mexican restaurant. The answer can offer a clue as to the eatery's quality.
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The Easter Eggs In Dunkin's 2026 Super Bowl Commercial, Explained
Dunkin' has once again shined a spotlight on Boston with a star-studded ad. However, the connections may go even deeper than viewers initially realize.
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