Fast Food

From El Paso to Austin, one man's culinary journey is transforming the food scene with a unique blend of flavors that celebrates his roots.

Finally, an ATM that won't let me down. There's usually a moment of suspense and a silent prayer after I insert my debit card and type in an amount. Will I get the cash or an insufficient funds alert? Will it seize my card? It's stressful.

For many Texans, a meal at Whataburger is a cherished memory. But with In-N-Out making waves, that cozy nostalgia is facing some serious competition!

Remember "Harold And Kumar Go To White Castle"? Well, now they can broaden their horizons a bit and leave, ("flee" is probably a better word), New Jersey for the lone star state.

Dairy Queen is not a Texas based burger joint but their Texas locations do have a special menu that's only available in Texas. A recent Instagram post suggests they may soon have something else that's very unique.

Just when you thought all arches were "golden."

Nestled in the stunning scenery of Sedona, this McDonald's embraces the local vibe with a color choice that's anything but ordinary.

It’s not just about burgers and fries—this Chicago spot holds a nostalgic vault of McDonald’s history that few ever see.

When it comes to fast food, the best burger joint ever was born in Texas. Whataburger first opened up 75 years ago in Corpus Christi and was a "Texas only" thing for quite awhile. Now you can find that big orange W in 16 states.

We all have that one fast food sauce that we just love, but what happens when it goes away for good?