Food and Drinks

Cleveland Browns fans can reserve a season-long seat at one of ten local Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants.

Popular oat milk brand Oatly is facing backlash and threats of a boycott from fans after the brand sold a $200 million stake to a group including Blackstone.

Could eggless omelets be the next food to see an "eggs-plosion" of consumer interest?

Eaters are encountering problems while ordering food delivery.

New York City restaurateur Rocco DiSpirito told "Varney & Co." Wednesday that it’s a “dire” time in the history of restaurants.

The Indian e-commerce company Flipkart launched a wholesale service for small businesses on Wednesday.

Snoop Dogg has launched a line of gin nearly three decades after his song "Gin and Juice" became a hit on the airwaves.

It’s Reese’s…for breakfast. Again!

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other state officials have been hit with a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of more than 1,000 wedding venues that are arguing for the right to be treated the same as restaurants.

Customers lined up their opening weekend in mid-August for burgers made of locally sourced Baldwin Beef, bottled cocktails and beer.

A $75 million estate just listed in Virginia has connections to the worlds of European fashion and domestic beer.

Wendy’s has made a tweak to its burger lineup, and it involves a special type of bun the company has used in the past.

The owner of Festival, which opened in New York City on Tuesday amid the coronavirus pandemic, said it has been “wildly challenging to open a new restaurant under these conditions.”

Amazon's Whole Foods opens online-only store model in Brooklyn.

Bill Belichick will be on your television screens even more.

Louisiana musician Master P wants to promote social justice with food.

McDonald’s blasted its former CEO Steve Easterbrook on Monday for seeking to wiggle out of the company’s lawsuit accusing him of accusing him of lying about trysts with underlings.

McDonald’s Corp has been sued by 52 Black former franchise owners who accuse the fast-food giant of racial discrimination by steering them to depressed, crime-ridden neighborhoods and setting them up for failure.

Chocolate is leading the charge on the candy front as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

Best known for its potato chips, the venerable snack brand held its first day of public trading on Monday.