Articles tagged “food and drink”

There had better be an extended fire safety session prior this 5-day cruise that plans on letting passenger participate in cook-offs and offers live demonstrations from the reality stars.

Food Network has figured out how to make its TV content relevant and fun for mobile users. The app encourages users to share their favorite stops on Facebook or custom build road trips based on themed shows.

Perhaps it’s time travelers accept the current state of flying and reconsider groaning about buy-on-board meals if it means tastier food, larger portions, and dietary-specific options.

OK, it's not extra legroom. But give Hawaiian a bit of credit for serving something other than a turkey sandwich and half a can of RC cola.

The food may not be great and the selection is slim, but the solution to fixing the rail line's F&B options should consider that staff is responsible for more than just pouring coffee and microwaving burgers.

Travelers aren't going to make new friends with locals at Starbucks, but the multi-national coffee chain is a familiar face with standard services practically anywhere you go.

Really? It's now falling into the hands of a congressional committee to stop the bleeding caused by cash theft, poor inventory tracking, and inflated staff salaries.

Asian cuisine wins the most mentions, but nearly every global region gets a shout out from bibim guksu to Reuben sandwiches. The colorful images alone are worth scrolling through this list.

Selection's limited so far. And how long before they drop the free option on international, and charge for the crappy regular coach food? You know it will happen, right?

Buffets are about choice as well as about eating as much as a person can in hope that something will eventually taste good. Hotels that love their guest go a la carte.