Food and Drinks

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said the state will "take a pause" in its Phase 3 reopening amid a spike in coronavirus cases across the country.

A Long Island restaurant owner warned on Tuesday that if New York City restaurants aren’t allowed to serve customers indoors until the fall then they “may never reopen.”

Ordering takeout or delivery is still the safest option for getting restaurant food, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Employees at a Jimmy John’s sandwich shop in Georgia recorded themselves playing with a noose fashioned out of dough.

Stifel analysts said a Monster-branded alcoholic beverage could hit shelves by next year.

Costco is cutting back on its special COVID-19 shopping hours meant for seniors and other high-risk members.

Some Dunkin’ locations are getting a little bubbly this summer.

Here is how much Americans are spending on fried chicken.

Protests groups are continuing to gather at a Whole Foods store in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez on Monday is expected to sign an emergency order that closed indoor restaurant dining rooms, party venues, gyms and short-term rental businesses, as the state experiences a surge in positive cases of the novel coronavirus.

Discover is donating $5 million to black-owned restaurants to raise awareness about the financial disadvantages black business owners face.

The reopening of pubs in England does not seem to have overwhelmed emergency services as many had feared ahead of the biggest easing of Britain's coronavirus lockdown.

Uber finally got its food delivery company, acquiring Postmates in a $2.65 billion all-stock deal, the ride-hailing giant confirmed Monday.

Unemployment rate surges at New York City supermarkets during coronavirus lockdown.

An official announcement expected Monday

The U.S. spends hundreds of millions of dollars to bring lemons and limes into the country.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo delayed indoor dining "until the facts change and it is prudent to open."

Luckin Coffee had earlier in the week wound up an internal probe into fake annual sales of about $300 million.

Americans eat some 20 billion hot dogs and 50 billion burgers every year, nourishing not only themselves but lucrative nationwide industries.

Six establishments are promoting money-saving deals on delivery, takeout; some offer temporary menu items.