Chicago restaurants soon will be required to post warning signs alerting their customers to the potential dangers of certain raw foods.“This is something we’ve been working on for a long time ...

You can sweat it out in the name of two-for-one mozzarella sticks, or you could heed the one sign that you should immediately ...

There are a few key warning signs that a restaurant is a tourist trap. ... “Tourists leave these places with bad food in their stomachs, but the tour guide gets a cut of the profits.

two Mexican restaurants in San Antonio have posted signs saying they'll refuse to serve Trump supporters. Here's the catch: both restaurants are saying they don't know who put the signs there.

The red sign will also include the date the business closed. The department will then schedule a follow-up inspection within 30 days. The law will be effective on Oct. 1.