Food and Drinks

If you like your candy with a hint of risk, then this bag is for you.

Papa John’s has plans to compete heavily in the Northeast with 49 new restaurants it will open up in the next eight years.

Chick-fil-A announced three new menu items on Thursday.

Arby’s is selling three kinds of meat by the pound: roast turkey, pit-smoked ham and New York-style corned beef.

The new polypropylene lids — which Starbucks touts as being recyclable in most markets — are said to use around 9% less plastic than the standard, previous straw/lid combo.

Lady Gaga’s father, a restaurant owner in Manhattan, told FOX Business on Thursday in reaction to the governor’s announcement the day before that 25% capacity “is not going to be enough.”

Food and beverage service companies are scrambling to reinvent concessions to keep NFL fans safe during the pandemic.

El Pollo Loco has added a new line of L.A. Mex Burritos that are inspired by the fast food chain’s hometown of Los Angeles.

Move over potato chips and french fries – there’s a new salty ice cream addition in town.

The early launch of Starbucks’ iconic Pumpkin Spice Latte has been credited with higher than normal foot traffic, according to a new report from Placer.ai – a retail location analytics firm.

Molson Coors Beverage Company, which is best known for its beers like Coors and Molson Canadian, showed off a selection of new non-alcoholic products it plans to introduce this fall.

Two beloved Texas restaurant chains will be for sale with liquidation plan.

NYC restaurant owners say indoor dining restrictions at 25% capacity is 'no means a lifeline.'

It’s a Texas-sized team-up.

Drive-thrus are entering the next era of technological design that will focus on more efficient ordering and food delivery in order to meet changing consumer behaviors.

As part of a multi-year agreement, Postmates will also serve as a sponsor for key events, such as the Super Bowl and NFL Draft.

The retail giant partnered with Flytrex, an end-to-end drone delivery company, to deliver select grocery and household essential items.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that New York City restaurants may open for indoor dining at a 25% capacity beginning on Sept. 30 amid the coronavirus pandemic.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday said he is “hopeful” that the city will have an announcement on whether restaurants can begin indoor dining amid the coronavirus pandemic as early as this week.

Although slightly different, chicken bakes have reportedly made their return to the menu at Costco food courts.