Starbucks’ New Refill Policy Triples In-Store Customers
Starbucks is brewing up a big comeback with a new refill policy that’s tripled the number of customers choosing to stay in-store. If you order your drink “for here” in a reusable cup, you get free refills on coffee and tea during your visit, but a disposable cup won’t get you the deal. The cozy vibes are back too, with comfy seating, more outlets, and a throwback coffeehouse feel perfect for remote work or lazy afternoons. With a simplified menu and fresh store designs, Starbucks is all in on making its cafes the go-to hangout spot again.
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What’s New On Menus At Ballparks For The 2025 MLB Season
Baseball fans know this is an exciting week with MLB Opening Day on Thursday (March 27th), but they might not know all the culinary treats in store for them when they return to their favorite ballparks. Here’s a sneak peak at some of the new foods that will be on the menus at Major League Baseball ballparks for the 2025 season.
- Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles Dodgers fans will get to enjoy The Slugger, a 16-inch jalapeno cheddar sausage dog topped with corn relish, white cheddar cheese sauce, cilantro crema and crunchy tortilla strips; a Smoked LA BBQ Platter; Teriyaki HomeRn Platter and a Chicken Katsu Club.
- Chase Field - Those who come see the Arizona Diamondbacks play can try three new options: a Chicken Parm Sub, Filthy Mac Fries and a Sonoran Dog - a half-pound Nathan’s footlong hot dog topped with ranch evans, smoked bacon, pico de gallo and mustard and mayo.
- Nationals Park - At the home of the Washington Nationals, they’re serving up three newbies this season: Jake and Jake’s Smoked Brisket Sandwich, Cheesesteak Loaded Nachos and the Nat’s Dog.
- Wrigley Field - Chicago Cubs fans can bite into new dishes including a Kimchi Burger, Puffy Tacos, Chicken and Waffles, and a Jibarito Sandwich - a spin on the iconic Chicago dish with roast beef that uses tostones instead of buns.
- Loan Depot Park - Down in Miami, they’ll have Pull-Apart Steak Sliders, tossed wings and the Cubano Gigante - a Cuban sandwich that’s 34-inches long and weighs two-and-a-half-pounds.
- T-Mobile Park - The Seattle Mariners ballpark is known for their gourmet menu and this season, they’re adding a bunch of new options, including Lil’ Dumpers pork dumplings, ice cream nachos, lots of sushi options, and hearty turkey legs will be returning.
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Fans who check out a Baltimore Orioles game can sample two new dishes: The Warehouse Burger and The Chessie - a footlong Chesapeake sausage topped with creamy crab dip, pickled sweet corn and fried green tomatoes, on a soft pretzel bun.
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The Cheesecake Factory Menu Is Getting A Major Makeover
The Cheesecake Factory is shaking things up, saying goodbye to 13 menu items, including the Loaded Mashed Potato Omelette and Bistro Shrimp Pasta. But if you’re worried that CF’s notoriously enormous menu is getting a trim, stop right there, ‘cause around 20 new dishes and drinks are stepping in to replace the ones they’re 86ing. New items include trendy social media-inspired bites like Asian Cucumber Salad and fast-food-style favorites like the Double Smash Burger. The menu refresh is part of the chain’s strategy to stay ahead in the competitive dining scene and so far it seems to be working.
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