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If you have the munchies on New Year's Eve, and you don't feel like dining in a fancy restaurant, there are options for you. Several fast food chains will still be open for business that night, giving ...

Several national restaurant and fast-food chains will have select locations open on Christmas Day. Many establishments that are open may have limited hours or offer special holiday menus. Merry ...

Many fast-food and chain restaurants will be closed or have reduced hours on Christmas Day. Customers should check with their local restaurant for specific holiday hours before visiting. Christmas is ...

From McDonald’s to Dunkin’, here’s which fast food chains may still be serving on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Elijah Nouvelage/Bloomberg via Getty; James Carbone/Newsday RM via Getty Several fast ...

For anyone who wants to celebrate Christmas Eve or Christmas Day by dining out, multiple fast-food and chain restaurants will be open on the holidays this week—Christmas Eve on Wednesday and Christmas ...

On December 12, CNBC reported that consumers in the US are still dining out amid food inflation and affordability concerns. However, many are now ordering more appetizers instead of higher-priced ...

A number of fast food favorites from major chains across the U.S. have high levels of certain plastic chemicals, according to the database PlasticList. The fast food items were found to have high ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Employees at Rocket Arena received life-saving training Monday to respond to food allergy emergencies, making the venue one of the first arenas in the country to become food allergy ...

California’s farcical Fast Food Council perfectly encapsulates everything that is wrong with this state’s governance. Wasteful, performative and overreaching, it’s time to abolish the thing entirely.

FIRST ON FOX: U.S. taxpayers are footing nearly $250 million a year in SNAP benefits spent on fast-food meals across just nine states, most of which are blue states, according to Republican Iowa Sen.