These celebrities are a restaurantu2019s worst nightmare: u2018They think they own the worldu2019u00a0

These celebrities are a restaurantu2019s worst nightmare: u2018They think they own the worldu2019u00a0

Waiting on Meghan Markle and her handler turned out to be a royal pain for Michael Cecchi-Azzolina, maitre d’ at NYC’s Michelin-starred restaurant Le Coucou in 2017. His head reservationist passed him a note about an “irate” woman who had dropped the “I’m bringing in royalty” card and demanded a private table, something the restaurant … Read more

UK cafe reveals ‘sliding prices’ for polite customers

UK cafe reveals ‘sliding prices’ for polite customers

A cafe in the UK has come up with an epic way to reward customers for simply being polite. Chaii Stop’s new policy means a chai tea could cost you $2.12 if you are polite or $5.59 if you’re rude. A sign at the Preston cafe explains the pricing gauge. If a customer were to … Read more

Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop makes triumphant return to Flatiron with new name: ‘We’re back!’

Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop makes triumphant return to Flatiron with new name: ‘We’re back!’

Call it the Lazarus of lunch counters. In March 2021, it was announced that Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop, a Flatiron mainstay since 1928, was closing — devastating locals who flocked to the vintage Fifth Avenue nook for delicious deli staples. “When this place closed, I can’t tell you. I almost started crying,” said Rita, a Brooklyn … Read more

Burger King unveils $400 million plan to revive U.S. sales with investments in renovations and advertising

Burger King unveils 0 million plan to revive U.S. sales with investments in renovations and advertising

CASCAIS, PORTUGAL – Burger King signs are seen at the local fast food restaurant. Horacio Villalobos | Corbis News | Getty Images Burger King on Friday said it plans to spend $400 million over the next two years on advertising and renovating its restaurants as part of a broader strategy to revive lagging U.S. sales. … Read more

McDonald’s U.S. head says California fast-food bill unfairly targets big chains

McDonald’s U.S. head says California fast-food bill unfairly targets big chains

A sign is posted in front of a McDonald’s restaurant on April 28, 2022 in San Leandro, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images The head of McDonald’s U.S. on Wednesday publicly criticized a landmark California bill that would give the state more control over pay for fast-food workers, saying it unfairly targets big chains. The … Read more