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Find made-from-scratch Root Beer at historic hot dog hut
The best root beer comes served in a chilled mug, and that’s exactly what you get with the homemade stuff at Bill’s Drive-In.
A tale of two hot dogs: Behind the history of an iconic Seattle delicacy
SEATTLE — When Seattle Mariners fans pour out of T-Mobile Park after a game, hundreds turn to street vendors for a go-to ...
5 excellent places to eat and drink around the Oakland Ballers field
The Oakland Ballers field at Raimondi Park is in an easy spot to eat like, well, a baller, thanks to both new and longtime ...
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From Hot Dogs to Oysters: How to Eat Like a Local in Santiago
Our in-the-know culinary travel guide to the best things to eat in Chile's capital—plus recipes for making many ...
At this Alabama landmark there’s a lot more on the menu than just ice cream
The lunch menu at Trowbridge's is often overshadowed by Orange Pineapple and other treats. But it offers a lot of good stuff, ...
Seafood is a special treat at this Sherman Oaks restaurant
Dry-aged seafood is the aquatic version of dry-aged beef. As with steaks, the fish is stored in large glass-fronted ...
Train Stations Are for Dining, Too
We found restaurants (and one amazing sausage stand) in stations in Paris, New York, Kyoto and beyond, where travelers can ...
11 foods that will help you bring the ballpark to your home
Hot dogs were one of the first foods to be served at ball parks. Legend has it that the St. Louis Browns first served them in 1893, according to Ballpark Digest.