Food and Drinks

Restaurant owners seek new ways to turn profits without dining rooms at full capacity.

Restaurants in New York City have to rely on takeout and delivery orders to make money, but for many, it hasn’t been enough to pay for all their rent.

The restaurant saw a 13 percent sales growth to more than $11 billion in 2019.

Grocery stores across the U.S. have been faced with a slate of issues stemming from the outbreak.

People are home now -- even if they are working -- and they want their milk.

Meat production will be slowed for months as a result of reduced staffing and new safety measures, according to the head of the biggest U.S. beef producer

Union Square Hospitality Group's CEO does not see dining room reopenings in the company's future while the coronavirus persists.

Potbelly's team is considering the permanent closure of up to 100 stores because of the pandemic.

D.C. restaurants want to be able to serve food and drinks outside when the District reopens to make up for lost revenue.

Some venues offer the option for customers to prepay for tastings.

With overall credit card spending down, how cash-strapped Americans are buying essential items like food

With the company's new "take and bake" service, fans of the chain can pick up the company's most popular hot food items to prepare at home.

With sales soaring during the coronavirus pandemic, supermarket company Kroger is ending its "hero bonus" of an additional $2 per hour for its hourly workers on May 17.

Three-Michelin star restaurant The Inn at Little Washington will recruit life-size mannequins to sit in the unoccupied dining room spaces.

The Arkansas company, which processes about one-fifth of the nation's beef, plans to reduce prices for ground beef, roasts and other beef products.

Starbucks is seeking rent breaks as it ramps up U.S. store reopening following weeks of limited operation.

Tyson Foods Inc. is cutting prices on some beef products for retailers even as the coronavirus pandemic has temporarily shuttered some meat processing plants and threatened to disrupt supply chains.

McDonald's shares its coronavirus reopening plans.

Grubhub had been seeking 2.15 Uber shares in the negotiations, according to a report.

Amazon is converting more of its Whole Foods locations to online delivery only to keep up with the increased demand for groceries while mitigating the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.