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The fast-food fry rivalry hinges on cut and flavoring: McDonald's serves thin, crisp, beef-flavored shoestrings, while Burger King offers thicker, chewier

The fast-food fry rivalry hinges on cut and flavoring: McDonald's serves thin, crisp, beef-flavored shoestrings, while Burger King offers thicker, chewier

Top Chef alum Rasika Venkatesa opens her first standalone restaurant, Mythily, in Williamsburg on September 30, showcasing her Tamil heritage through a

Handroll Hawker, a new restaurant specializing in portable Australian-style hand rolls, opens September 29 at 2360 Polk Street in Russian Hill, offering a

Hawaiian Bros Island Grill will open its new Noblesville restaurant on Monday, September 28, with a VIP event and grand opening giveaways planned.

Chicken Salad Chick opened its newest restaurant at 6650 Fruitville Road in Sarasota, Florida, on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
Jignesh Patel, a Potbelly franchisee, has been named a 2026 Franchisee of the Year by the International Franchise Association for his rapid expansion and

KFC has opened an experimental 'Open House' restaurant in McKinney, Texas, testing breakfast, table service, and premium drinks as part of its strategy to

Eater's annual food party, Off Menu, gathered top chefs and restaurants at Los Angeles's Tam O'Shanter for a night of signature dishes and cocktails.

Former One White Street chef Austin Johnson opens H. Valley, a high-end market and cafe on Hudson Street focusing on prepared foods, local provisions, and

Meritage Hospitality Group, a major Wendy's franchisee, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a sharp financial decline.

Chef Ryan Poli, co-owner of Iggy's, will open a steakhouse named Claymore in Nashville in the first half of next year.

An Eater guide highlights standout dining in Chelsea, from a century-old Italian deli to modern Basque and Palestinian spots.

Three women filed lawsuits on July 27, 2026, against the operators of Michelin-starred Semma, alleging sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation

The London-based contemporary Japanese restaurant group Zuma has opened its first California location in downtown San Diego.S.

La Palma Mexicatessen on 24th Street remains a San Francisco staple, praised for its fresh, in-house masa used in burritos, tamales, and masa sold by the


United States · 1970s

Tex-Mex · Casual dining restaurant

United States · 19th century

United States · 1964

Historic residential and commercial... · Port and residential area for immigrants

Boston, Massachusetts, USA · Casual seafood restaurant
United States · Louisiana

Steakhouse · Canada

Five major U.S. Steakhouse chains offer massive steaks ranging from 35 to 46 ounces, including tomahawks and porterhouses designed for sharing.

A comparison of the beef used by McDonald's and Five Guys reveals key differences in freshness, cuts, and seasoning, with one chain favoring frozen

Chef Bobby Flay shares a simple recipe for a versatile bourbon and honey glaze, detailing its preparation and ideal food pairings.

The FS/TEC restaurant technology conference begins Wednesday in Grapevine, Texas, featuring AI workshops, a Keith Lee interview, and drone demos.

Brinker International plans to open 20-30 new company-run Chili's restaurants annually, following a 71% five-year same-store sales increase.

Food writer Rafael Tonon curates a guide to Lisbon's dining scene, from traditional tascas to new openings like Familjen and Lamina.

Eater NY has updated its guide to the best restaurants in Manhattan's Little Italy, adding L'Industrie and Casa D'Angelo ahead of the 100th annual Feast of

Chef Sarah Thompson of Casa Playa at Wynn Las Vegas became the first Las Vegas-based chef in 15 years, and the first woman from the Strip, to win the James

Chef Mark Ladner has reportedly departed Babbo less than a year after its high-profile revival under Stephen Starr.

Pablo Rivero's new West Village tavern, Graciela, impresses with live-fire cooking and standout hospitality, offering dishes like skirt steak and a

Restaurant managers are increasingly buying kitchen equipment online for better selection, planning, and cost control, according to industry analysis.

Chef Mike Lanham returns with Athanor, a 10-course tasting menu restaurant in San Francisco, after closing Anomaly due to severe burnout that caused
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