Zaxby's reintroduces its milkshakes after seven years, but they're available exclusively in Middle Georgia, creating a buzz for milkshake tourism in Macon.

A 7-year-old boy was hospitalized after mistakenly eating a Delta-8 THC edible, sparking a warning from his mother and an investigation by local authorities.

Coca-Cola unveils a new raspberry-flavored drink, Coca-Cola Spiced, and its sugar-free version, set to release across the US and Canada on February 19.

Atlanta's food scene offers various events in February 2023 including beer festivities, a bourbon dinner, Valentine's specials, and new vegan options.

Grindhouse Killer Burgers is opening its eighth location in Atlanta with a rooftop deck and an adults-only section, planned for 2025 at Chattahoochee Avenue and Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard.

Politan Row at Ashford Lane is set to open in Dunwoody on February 2, offering a variety of cuisines from 10 vendors, with some proceeds supporting local charities during its grand opening.

Chick-fil-A is settling a class action lawsuit alleging it overcharged delivery customers, offering a $4.4 million payout for eligible claims filed by February 15.

McDonald's shares the reasons behind its Coke's superior taste, including rigorous fountain maintenance, using filtered water, pre-chill strategies, stainless steel syrup transport, and specially designed straws.

Whataburger opens its 1,000th store in Cobb County, Atlanta, donates $10,000 to the Atlanta Food Bank, and offers a year of free burgers to the first two customers.

An Atlanta restaurant added a 4% health insurance fee to help with employees' costs, sparking debate and threats. The owner stands by the surcharge despite backlash.

Chick-fil-A has raised prices by over 20% since 2021 due to inflation, with a chicken sandwich now costing $5.79.

New eateries and culinary concepts are flourishing in Atlanta's dining scene for 2024, including Pontoon Brewing's reopening, Aberdeen Steakhouse in Milton, a dine-and-play venue Painted Park, and Hen Mother Cookhouse's second location.

Keith Lee, a food critic, ranked Atlanta's food scene last in his 2023 list, citing poor service as a key issue, although finding the cuisine delicious.