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Food-Drink January 22

Happy hour habits shift bar culture in America: Who's drinking when

Experts reveal happy hours aren't dead — they're evolving. Remote jobs and COVID-19 have reshaped after-work socializing, with younger employees still seeking drink deals.

Restaurants January 20

Minnesota restaurants by the dozens planning to shut down Friday to protest ICE enforcement

Twin Cities restaurants and bars plan an "economic blackout" strike Friday to protest illegal immigration enforcement, with dozens closing as a show of solidarity.

Restaurants January 19

Popular sandwich chain closes last location in Minnesota, offering fans one final bite

Beloved sandwich chain Milio's is closing its last Minnesota location after nearly 20 years. Fans will get a final chance to visit the Linden Hills spot on Jan. 20.

Food January 18

Legendary pancake houses across the South continue to draw devoted crowds for decades

Discover five iconic Southern pancake houses with decades-old recipes, including 24-hour breakfast spots and unique make-your-own pancake experiences.

Fast Food January 16

Taco Bell rolls out new 'luxe' $3 value menu as fans debate the tradeoffs

Taco Bell's new value menu gets mixed reviews from fans. While some praise the $1.99 churros, others mourn the loss of beloved items like the Loaded Nachos.

Coffee Updates & News January 16

Why Americans can't stop coming back for coffee, even as dining budgets tighten

Americans cut back on expensive dining but maintain coffee purchases as an affordable luxury — driving coffee chains to expand into Southeast and Texas markets.

Food-Drink January 13

Fast-food restaurants using new technology to reshape how customers place orders

Fast-food giants including McDonald's and Papa Johns race to implement AI-powered ordering systems to reduce errors and speed up customer service.

Fast Food Lifestyle January 12

Customer threatens to kill fast-food workers during heated dispute: 'She wanted her money back'

Fast-food workers in Missouri received death threats from an angry customer during a refund dispute, according to a Facebook post, with one employee being just 16 years old.

VIDEO January 12

Kansas City fast-food staff receive threats during customer dispute over refund

Paul's Drive In co-owner Amanda Fulbright banned a customer who allegedly threatened to kill staff during a refund dispute at the Kansas City, Missouri, restaurant. (Credit: FOX 4 Kansas City)

Food-Drink January 10

From lobster feasts to barbecue mutton, America’s most iconic buffets revealed

America's best buffets still celebrate abundance the old-fashioned way, from Vegas luxury spreads to family-run smorgasbords that draw diners nationwide.

Food-Drink January 9

Pizza used to be cheap, filling and everywhere — now Americans are walking away from it

Pizza drops from second to sixth place among restaurant categories as chains face bankruptcy, rising prices and fierce competition from delivery apps.