The Business of Food

Hostess Boost Jumbo Donettes will include almost as much caffeine as a cup of coffee.

Chipotle announced Tuesday that it has opened its 3,000th restaurant location. The new restaurant is in Phoenix, Arizona.

Kellogg's and Operation Homefront are hosting events at some of the non-profit's transitional communities in California.

While ice cream is far from the most serious U.S. concern in the Middle East, a recent development in the Ben & Jerry’s saga in Israel could drive the push for a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation that members of Congress from both parties have sought. 

Starbucks typically goes through 6 billion cups per year.

Chains like 7-Eleven and McDonald's are offering free food either for the Super Bowl or afterwards.

LikeMeat's Like Chick'N Wings are gluten-free, non-GMO and are made with plant protein and fiber.

On-premise sales of whiskey and other spirits that were hurt during the early days of the pandemic have recently started to recover.

Donatos, an Ohio-based pizza chain, commissioned a survey to study pizza eating habits and topping preferences.

The National Restaurant Association's state of the industry report details the challenges that restaurant operators expect to face, along with the areas where it hopes to grow.

The frozen pizza company announced that fans can enter to win a chance to win a free pizza based on the score of the game.

If orange producers embrace new citrus varieties, it could be a path forward for some but it’s no cure-all.

In early February, the restaurant will offer delivery drivers a free appetizer from a selection that includes green bean fries, loaded potato skins, Philly cheesesteak rolls and more.

Fans of Frank's RedHot can accumulate Bonecoin by uploading pictures of leftover bones from chicken wings.

After Elon Musk offered to eat a Happy Meal on TV if McDonald's started accepting Dogecoin, the fast-food chain responded with its own offer.

Through the end of January, Krispy Kreme will give people that donate blood a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for free.

The coronavirus pandemic and the rise of the omicron variant are impacting the restaurant industry — and in the world of steaks, it’s apparently led to a pile-up of meat as steakhouses cancel orders.

The fast-food chain will not be offering its usual dining room experience and will instead offer a special dinner-for-two that can be taken to go.

Locations in Dallas-Fort Worth and San Francisco will be adding the plant-based burger to their menus for a limited time.

In response to some restaurants making patrons pay to make reservations, Reddit users have begun selling reservations on the site.