fast food

Be sure to open your car window before it gets there.

Nothing is worse than going out to eat and ending up with a big surprise when you get the final bill. More and more diners are seeing the prices on the menu and assuming that is the price. That is not always entirely the case. That is where automatic gratuities and service fees come in.

Is a Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers Coming to Victoria?

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Texas is known for many things, including the phrase, "Everything's bigger in Texas." The phrase is true about many things in the Lone Star State, including its fast food offerings.

We've all seen the ads for the various major fast food restaurants. The pictures of their menu items look so amazingly delicious! Why, you can just smell the wonderful aroma of fresh, juicy beef...warm, fluffy buns, and crisp, farm-fresh lettuce, tomato and onion, right? Well, I think you'll agree that what we see isn't always what we get; and one YouTube video producer set out to find the fast fo

Did you know that oysters were once considered "fast food?" That one of our Founding Fathers favored potatoes that were "...served in the French manner?" Would you believe the founder of Taco Bell was NOT Hispanic?

Generally speaking, Earl Pitts knows what he wants...especially at a drive-thru window. We all know what happens when you pull up to your favorite fast-food place, and from out of the speaker comes a mumbling voice, suggesting the latest special or featured item on their menu. This type of "suggested selling" does not set well with Mr. Pitts, and he'll explain why here.

If you thought Subway wasn’t going to budge an inch on its stance regarding the scandal over how long its footlong sandwiches really are, you’re wrong.

In an effort to help people make more informed choices when eating away from home, the federal government is introducing mandatory nutrition labeling for fast food menus and vending machines. Items sold at movie theaters are exempt, which is odd given what calorie bombs those snacks can be. The problem is that few Americans pay much attention to the nutrition labeling on even the packaged foods br