Grubhub, a popular food delivery service in the U. S. , has joined forces with Olo, a tech company that helps restaurants manage online orders. They've decided to integrate Grubhub with Olo Dispatch, a feature that lets restaurants outsource deliveries. This means restaurants can now use Grubhub dri
After 30 years, the Qiku family has decided to close their beloved Social Bar & Restaurant in Somerville, New Jersey. This wasn't a sudden closure but a planned retirement for John and Peggy Qiku, the founders of the restaurant. Originally named Ciao Bello, the restaurant started as an Italian eater
It's been a wild ride for Kansas City with over a foot of snow in some areas, but that hasn't stopped the show for KC Restaurant Week! With 248 restaurants on board, the event is kicking off, and places like La Bodega are already seeing a surge in visitors. This tiny gem under the I-35 bridge on Sou
Laura McGoldrick might be best known as the wife of New Zealand cricket legend Martin Guptill, but she's also made a name for herself in the sports media world. Hailing from Christchurch, Laura grew up in a household that loved sports and storytelling, thanks to her parents Bryn and Leanne McGoldric
As restaurants grapple with rising costs and declining sales, a new warning from the U. S. surgeon general could further strain their profits. The warning highlights the link between alcohol and cancer, coming at a time when many Americans are cutting back on dining out due to inflation. According t
In Baton Rouge, excitement is brewing as a unique sports bar plans to take over the space left by Drago's Seafood. NOLA natives Greg Whitman and Ty Duet, the brains behind Loft18, have their eyes set on the 14, 000-square-foot building. The duo discovered the spot just as Drago's owners were looking
Imagine a worker in Oxfordshire, England, noticing strange bumps in the clay at a quarry. These bumps turned out to be footprints left by ancient dinosaurs over 166 million years ago. Experts found about 200 footprints, creating five massive “dinosaur highways” made by at least two different dinosau
Imagine walking through a quarry and stumbling upon something that looks like it's from another world. That's exactly what happened to a worker in Oxfordshire, near London. Strange bumps in the ground turned out to be dinosaur footprints, dating back a whopping 166 million years! Experts from the Un
Scientists have found something called a Universal Receptive System. It's like a control system for cells, both good and bad ones. This system uses special receptors called TezRs, made from DNA or RNA. They're on the cell's surface, helping cells respond to their environment. A recent study focused
Imagine the surprise of quarry workers in Oxfordshire, England, when they stumbled upon footprints of a giant predator and other dinosaurs last summer. This discovery, unveiled to the public recently, is one of the most exciting finds in Britain in almost three decades. Paleontologists are thrilled
