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When it comes to dining options, there will be fewer steaks and shakes to be had.

Murray and Fieri are getting ready to square off at a virtual nacho-making competition.

We’re not out of the woods just yet, but we’re getting there.

Some of the things said to his 17-year-old employee were so "vulgar and disgusting" that they "shouldn't be heard in a men's locker room, never mind directed to a teenager," the shop's owner said.

Data from the American Distilling Institute shows the craft brewing industry is taking major blows from COVID-19. More than 40 percent of employees have been laid off or furloughed while sales have dropped a staggering 64 percent.

Car impounded for a week.

Greedy seagulls have been blamed for devouring dozens of donations left outside a charity food bank.

Health officials closed a restaurant in Colorado on Monday, one day after it opened to large crowds despite a public health order limiting businesses in the state to takeout and delivery services amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed Monday he's flouting county rules by reopening a Northern California plant amid concerns over safety during the coronavirus crisis, tweeting: "I will be on the line with everyone else. If anyone is arrested, I ask that it only be me."

People must really miss being on airplanes.

Feeling froggy? Then bake.

Coronavirus closures add a new dimension to American craft brewing business models and bring an industry founded around the ideals of community back to its roots.

Something's happening.

Don’t get it twisted — cooking at home during quarantine is fun and all, but this ready-made kit is aiming to save even the most patient of home chefs from getting salty.

While many people have high hopes for summer, the warmer months may be less meaty than usual this year.

The Prince of Wales really likes his British cheese.

Special delivery.

A woman in San Antonio, Texas, reportedly damaged another car at a Whataburger after becoming upset at the drive-thru line in April.

H-E-B, which operates over 340 stores in Texas and Mexico, had recently restricted shoppers to five total packages of either fresh beef, ground beef, chicken, pork or turkey, among other limitations.

Mother’s Day turned into a disaster for some Red Lobster customers in Pennsylvania.