The 15 Best French Restaurants In America
Whether you're going to see what Thomas Keller can do in Napa Valley, or how Jean-George does it in New York, these are our nation's best French restaurants.
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Indoor Dining Restrictions Have Been Officially Lifted In These US Cities
Following a recent CDC announcement regarding pandemic guidelines, major cities are dropping longstanding mask and vaccine requirements for indoor dining.
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In Light Of Controversial Remarks Threes Brewing CEO Is Stepping Down
After weeks of pressure over controversial remarks, Josh Stylman agreed to step down as CEO from Threes Brewing, the Brooklyn company that he had helped start.
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What Meatpacking Companies Did Joe Biden Call Out In His State Of The Union Address?
During his first State of the Union Address, President Joe Biden called out the country's leading meatpackers in a shoutout that seems to have been off-script.
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Why We Eat Hamantaschen During Purim
Hamantaschen cookies, triangles of rich dough that encase sweet fillings, have long been a tradition of the Jewish holiday Purim. Here's why.
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Why The UK's Pork Industry Is In Crisis
Britain's pork industry is facing a crisis situation that has farmers' morale and finances at an all-time low, begging their government for more help.
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Why Some Are Accusing The World's First Octopus Farm Of Cruelty
There are farms for raising cows, fish, pigs, and pretty much any type of meat product out there, but until recently, octopus hasn't been one of them.
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How José Andrés Is Helping Ukrainian Refugees In Poland
World Central Kitchen has become a go-to responder for feeding people in the wake of all kinds of disasters worldwide, which is what Andrés is doing in Poland.
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How COVID Changed The Way We Pay For Dinner
Fear of COVID ushered in an era of contactless transactions, and now that customers and retailers have begun enjoying the ease of it, there's no going back.
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Research Reveals The Cup Color That Makes Hot Chocolate Taste Better
Per a new study, hot chocolate can taste even better if you use the right color cup; this color makes sense as it's one often associated with joy and warmth.
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The Bizarre Way Sloths And Avocados Are Connected
Without avocado, there'd be no guacamole or avocado toast, and as it turns out, without sloths and their ancestors, there likely would be no avocado.
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New Study Reveals The Most Popular Cuisine Worldwide
A new study on travelers' eating preferences revealed a clear winner when it came to the world's most popular cuisine; the most popular food was also no doubt.
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Why Do We Clink Glasses Before Drinking?
Clinking glasses before drinking is a tradition as old as time, but the reason behind the action was not always celebratory, especially during the Middle Ages.
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What California's Fast Food Bill Could Mean For Workers
California's fast food bill is a chance, in the eyes of its supporters, to change the fast food industry and level the playing field for the fast food worker.
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This Is The Highest Restaurant In The World
The highest restaurant in the world has just been verified by Guinness World Records, and its name, which includes "heaven" in it, seems quite apt.
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Disney Is Releasing Some Secret Recipes In Its New 50th Anniversary Cookbook
"Delicious Disney," a cookbook of 60 famous Disney World recipes, will finally be released to the public soon as the theme park continues to celebrate 50 years.
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The Drink One 108-Year-Old COVID Survivor Credits With Her Longevity
Julia Iverson, who went two rounds with COVID before celebrating her 108th birthday recently, credits this drink with her impressive lifespan.
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The Reason Putting Your Elbows On The Table Is Considered Rude
The history behind the etiquette rule of keeping one's elbows off the table dates back centuries; at one time, it was not only considered rude but posturing.
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What To Expect When Eating Kaiseki
A kaiseki meal is a multi-course meal of Japanese cuisine; the rules and order of this one-of-a-kind meal are what heighten it to a singular dining experience.
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Kroger's New Partnership Could Make Ditching Single-Use Plastic Easier Than Ever
America's largest grocery retailer is taking a small step towards a more sustainable future this week, thanks to some innovative green packaging from Loop.
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40 Delicious Indian Dishes You Have To Try At Least Once
India is home to some of the most vibrant flavors and spice-forward preparations you will ever taste. Here are some essential Indian dishes you have to try.
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This App Wants To Connect You With Black-Owned Restaurants
For anyone wishing to support Black-owned restaurants but not knowing where to begin, you can thank Janique and Anthony Edwards for coming up with the solution.
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The Reason Chicken Soup Makes You Feel Better, According To Science
Chicken soup's reputation for making us feel better when sick is universal, and as it turns out, science agrees that the comfort food can work as a true elixir.
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Coca-Cola Wants You To Refill Your Soda Bottles. Here's How It Will Work
Coca-Cola is aiming to lessen its contribution to plastic pollution by making it possible for you to refill your empty soda bottles and use them more than once.
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Here's When You Can Tune Into Ina Garten's New Food Network Show
Ina Garten's new Food Network cooking show "Be Our Guest" is set to air on March 26 and will be broken up into three formats: via TV, streaming, and podcast.
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29 Spanish Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
While the cuisine of Spain may not be as well-known stateside as that of Italy and France, it deserves to be. Find out why with these dishes.
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What Makes Cincinnati Chili So Unique
The unique spice blend, texture, and toppings are the three elements that set Cincinnati Chili apart from the rest.
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