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Despite being named for a European country, French fries are a beloved American fast-food item. A burger-and-a-coke just isn’t the same without a side of fries. But just as strongly as we know our love of French fries, we also know that all French fries are not created equal. An analysis of nationwide Yelp reviews was recently conducted by Seating Masters. After analyzing upwards of 40,000 reviews across 25 fast-food restaurants, they ranked the best and worst fries. Fans of McDonald’s might be surprised to see how low the iconic brand scored, with others like Bojangles and Chick-fil-A outcompeting them when it comes to the iconic snack. Each chain was given a score of up to five, with higher numbers representing better flavor, quality, and overall likability. The top 10 contenders contain a range of fry styles, from shoestring to waffle to classic. Meanwhile, the bottom 3 might surprise you. This slideshow explores Seating Master’s French fry rankings, from worst to best. Le

LOUISVILLE, KY — Kentucky Fried Chicken announced this week the return of one of its most iconic meal deals in partnership with a major upcoming Hollywood movie. The announcement comes as KFC kicks off the summer season with what the popular fast food chicken chain describes as "a full-throttle menu." KFC Fill Ups Make Big Return According to a news release posted to KFC's website, the chain's fan favorite "fill ups" meal deal is set to return to restaurants nationwide, making KFC drive-thrus "the most desired pit stop of summer." The fill up deal features KFC's signature "finger lickin' good" flavor in four crave-worthy combos that deliver a complete meal in one satisfying box for just $7 at most participating restaurants, according to the company. "Whether you're a classic fried chicken-obsessed foodie, tender-thusiast or a famous bowl fan, there's a fill up to fuel your appetite," the announcement reads. The following fill ups will be available at restaurants this summer, accordin

Fast-food chains and coffee shops in New York City will have to slap a warning on menu boards and packaging to remind customers that sweets are terrible for their health.

Dunkin' President Scott Murphy joins Frank Holland and the 'CNBC Special: Taking stock' to discuss last night's Super Bowl ad featuring Ben Affleck and his spouse Jennifer Lopez.