restaurants

We have a lot of great restaurants in and around the Texarkana area that qualify to be nominated into the  2022 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.

According to restaurant owners and professionals, tipping for workers has decreased due to the pandemic.

A CDC study suggests that adults with COVID-19 are twice as likely to say they have dined in a restaurant in the 14 days before becoming ill than those who tested negative, according to a new study from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Americans are making a statement today at checkout counters amid renewed calls for racial equality across the country. Today, July 7 has been designated as Blackout Day where not one Black person in America spends a dollar" outside of businesses owned by Black people.

Just one day after temporarily pausing the state's reopening plans, Texas is now increasing restrictions on some businesses in an effort to fight the spread of the coronavirus, which will include the closing of bars by noon today.

There's no question that Mother's Day will be a lot different this Sunday, May, 10. Under the current circumstances, many of you may decide to stay at home opting to do a cookout for your mom instead of venturing out to a restaurant.

The top 10 full service restaurants listed below are ranked by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). Do you agree with their list?

In recent months, Texarkana has had a rash of restaurants close. Some are moving, some are not coming back. Here's the scoop.

Let's face it, when it comes to eating out with a family it can get expensive real fast depending on how large your family is and where you decide to eat. And if you're living on a limited budget that can become very difficult for any family to do.

Well it's about time!! The Dixie Diner is back at its original place on Stateline Avenue.

Well, look at who's moving in across the street from us on Arkansas Boulevard! Brangus Feed Lot!

How would you feel if you were given an iPad instead of a paper menu?