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Local eateries are opening up in many states, but you should still follow these tips to stay healthy.

Things may look different, but these guidelines will help protect customers and employees.

While these new things will be uncomfortable the first time you visit a restaurant, know that they're all being implemented to keep your health in mind.

These spots around the country are using new technologies for speedier fast food.

Some governors have temporarily allowed sales of mixed drinks for off-premise consumption.

If you notice any of these red flags, turn around and head home immediately.

Eating establishments are going to great lengths to get patrons back into their dining rooms.

They're the first person you see when you arrive at the restaurant, but their greeting is going to look a bit different post-coronavirus.

Here's what everyone else is ordering during the pandemic.

These changes in the way restaurants are operating could have negative long-term effects.

Time will tell to see how the pandemic affects these well-known eateries, long-term.

These bucket list places, local favorites, and fast food chains are going away for good.

There may be some switch-ups to staffing in order to follow new coronavirus guidelines.

Ice cream trucks are among the few food businesses that didn't have to shut down. Here's why.

Don't expect them to make too much small talk.

Your cocktail may look—and taste—different the next time you step foot in a bar after coronavirus restrictions are lifted.

There's a new dining normal—and it's vastly different than what you've ever experienced before.

Big changes are taking place at farmers' markets this season.

Coffee shops have been deemed essential businesses during the pandemic—here's how they're operating.

These famed eateries may never operate the same again, or even worse, they may close forever.

Businesses will be opening their doors to the public soon, but that doesn't mean we can disregard social distancing efforts.

Should they reopen soon? Here's what the people who are running your local restaurants are really thinking...

The fast food chain just released its plans for reopening their dining rooms across the country.

Embracing online delivery, some places are turning off their land-line

As states start to reopen, new rules will be in place for bar and nightclub patrons.

These are some, uh, inventive strategies to try to attract diners post-lockdown.

These restaurants have turned into makeshift butcher shops.

It's looking like these popular chains won't offer dine-in services for a while.

While you can't dine in at your favorite fast food restaurants yet, you can still enjoy their beloved meals, right at home.

Here's what to expect as Starbucks reopens most of their locations.