The Daily Meal

The Daily Meal

Daily Meal is a dedicated food and beverage website that first opened its virtual doors in 2011, well ahead of the TikTok recipe craze and engaging food slideshows. Initially celebrated for our emphasis on food tourism, we also gained attention with our yearly "Best Of" lists. Over the years, we've broadened our scope to better connect with our expanding international audience. Now, we provide a wealth of recipes, helpful tips, and the latest news from the culinary world. Since joining the Static Media group in 2022, our goal has been to simplify cooking for everyone. We recognize that not everyone feels like a natural in the kitchen, and that's perfectly fine. Let us guide you with our relaxed and friendly approach to food and cooking. We’re here to answer all your culinary questions—whether it’s how to create the perfect turkey meatballs, what types of fried chicken to try during your travels, ideas for your next weekday dinner, or why certain foods seem to vanish from store shelves. Our editorial team at Daily Meal consists of enthusiastic food lovers who strive to provide you with all the insights you need to enhance your dining experiences. We keep you informed about new offerings from your favorite eateries and food brands, and we share our genuine reviews on which products are truly worth your attention.

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  • 3 days ago | thedailymeal.com | Jenn Carnevale

    Grinders, heroes, subs, wraps, rolls, hoagies — let's not get fussy over words. There are a lot of food items out there that fall under the broad umbrella of the sandwich. My job: To find the most popular, most iconic, sandwich from each state for an ultimate list — the only one you'll ever need while traveling. What makes a sandwich iconic, and what makes it a must-try? From tradition to taste, this list covers the most praised sandwiches from each state.

  • 4 days ago | thedailymeal.com | Cheryl Kochenderfer

    You're rushing to catch a flight when hunger pains suddenly strike. With airport food notoriously overpriced, you'd rather bring your own. Fortunately, several tempting fast food joints are en route to the airport. But here's the real question: Will your drive-through meal actually make it past airport security? The simple answer is yes ... but with a few key exceptions. TSA allows food through security checkpoints, assuming those items are solids. Hamburgers, burritos, and sandwiches are all safe.

  • 4 days ago | thedailymeal.com | Bobby Lewis

    You might not be familiar with Thrifty Ice Cream, but on the west coast, the brand is an old school cult classic. Owned by Thrifty Drug Store, the ice cream was originally sold out of dedicated counters within the drug stores. Thrifty has made its own small batch ice cream in the Los Angeles area since 1940, and by the 1970s it was a regional icon, thanks in part to its signature cylindrical ice cream scoops and unusual flavors.

  • 4 days ago | thedailymeal.com | Zach Mack

    Arguably, the hardest part about getting hit with a deep craving for a delicious sandwich is having someplace nearby you can trust to satisfy it. And with more than 425 locations across the US, there's a decent chance that Potbelly could end up being where you place your order. The hoagie chain uses the highest quality cheese and meats, and has become a reliable go-to for hungry customers on their lunch break with dozens of options to choose from on the menu.

  • 5 days ago | thedailymeal.com | Monika Sudakov

    If you're searching for an affordable, high-quality steak, you probably won't do much better than Texas Roadhouse. Known for its hand-cut steaks, lively atmosphere, and freshly baked, pillowy soft rolls, the iconic restaurant franchise recently replaced Olive Garden as the most popular casual dining chain. Founded by Kent Taylor in Clarksville, Indiana in 1993, Texas Roadhouse has a fascinating history, punctuated by high successes and deep tragedies.