Food and Drink

The generous move comes as many restaurants and food service workers are struggling to make ends meet during the coronavirus outbreak.

The free dozens will be available starting March 30.

“Taps are off. But tips are needed,” reads the text in a video the company tweeted. “Click to donate to the millions out of work. We’ll start with $1,000,000.”

The beer company is looking to give three months’ worth of beer to anyone willing to open their homes to a canine companion. 

A man in Wisconsin shared a beer with his neighbor across the street -- by using a remote-controlled car to deliver the bottle.

According to a release from the governor's office, the waiver allows restaurants to deliver alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, and mixed drinks, with food purchases to customers. 

Burger King will start offering free kids meals at their US restaurants.

A Whataburger in Lakeway helped deliver more than a dozen meals to H-E-B workers and Baylor Scott and White medical staff in appreciation for their hard work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Soon, Chick-fil-A will be selling its special sauce by the bottle. They are testing out the product in Florida stores, starting between April and May.

The Double Big Mac comes just as you’d expect, with special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions — and not two, but four beef patties.

With fears of the coronavirus heightening, some shoppers in recent weeks voiced concerns over whether the warehouse should continue the practice of handing out the little snacks.

Pizza maker Basil Street says it plans to roll out pizza vending machines this April.