Small restaurants are at the greatest risk if put under new restrictions.

Some fear the apps will pass fees on to consumers, who might balk.

Employees may face tense situations with some customers.

With masks, fever checks and health QR codes, there are signs that the coronavirus still poses a threat to daily life.

One east London cafe might be closed during the city’s lockdown, but its co-owners are still cooking to serve the more vulnerable members of their community.

According to one estimate, the national workforce will lose more than a million workers aged under 25 in the next eight years.

As gift giving has shifted toward experiences and not physical items, restaurant gift cards are getting more popular. And restaurants are catching on.

The café at a Home Depot in Kansas City is the first of its kind.

These deals are ubiquitous — especially in coastal cities — but critics say they’ve lowered expectations of a good oyster experience.

Tacking on the possessive “s” is a habit for many of us.