Fast Food Restaurants Likely Use Red And Yellow To Catch Your Eye If fast food chains are relying on red and yellow to increase their customers' appetite, it might not be the most reliable approach.

Many fast food chains feature red, orange, and yellow in their logos and restaurant designs. It’s not just a coincidence—warm tones make us hungry. “Color theory is tightly connected to ...

Food providers like restaurants, mayonnaise and ice cream brands have offered free food to people who agreed to get tattooed. These are people actually took them up on their offer.

Get involved with the community and promote your fast-food business through give-back initiatives. For example, get a booth at a back-to-school fair, sponsor a local sports team and put your logo ...

Southbank stalwart Pure South Dining has suddenly shut its doors after 21 years of trade, leaving the beleaguered Southgate ...

L-R: The Golden Arches logo of the fast food restaurant McDonald's is displayed outside a branch in Minehead, England. A Taco Bell restaurant in Richmond, California.

Dee Dee Dale practically considers the Jim's Restaurants cowboy logo a member of the family. After all, it was her late father, Bob Dale, who first brought that beaming buckaroo to life more than ...

Whether you’re pulling up curbside with a food truck or locking in the keys to your first restaurant: what model sets you up ...

Goodbyes are hard, especially when it’s told to our favorite Boston restaurants and bars. Restaurants and bars, sadly, aren’t built to last forever. Blame COVID, inflation, the difficulties of ...

It’s hard to miss and what you see is what you usually get anywhere there may be one. The concept originates from Roberto's Taco Shop, a family-owned fast-food restaurant that initially opened ...