Websites offering customers the chance to review their dining experience were "parasites" on the food industry, says an angry Auckland restaurant owner.

Popular Mt Eden restaurant Molten has hit back at a group of disgruntled diners, responding to their Zomato post by 'reviewing them as guests' on Facebook.

Burger King has come under fierce criticism for advertising on "tittygram" - a Russian website which displays messages across the exposed chest of a model.

A food truck in San Francisco is about as rare a thing as a steep hill and views of that big, red bridge. But the van that rolled into the city yesterday is a tad unusual.

Al Brown was today announced as the first of three judges on the reality show.

Fire may have damaged the interior of Al Brown's Depot, but its reputation remains fully intact. The popular eatery is Auckland's restaurant of the year.

Sliders and freshly shucked oysters will be back on the menu sooner than expected at celebrity chef Al Brown's fire damaged Auckland restaurants.

Fish and chips and ham sandwiches may be off the menu for visitors and staff at Wairarapa Hospital.

NZ food prices rose at their fastest annual pace in over three years in March, pushed higher by rising fruit and veggie prices.

Top Naples pizza chef describes suggestion as "blasphemous" as McDonald's maintains that "even the pizza chefs of Naples have probably bought their children to us at least once".

Chef Dame Alison Holst is no longer cooking, even at home - one of the saddest parts of her decline into dementia, her family says.

Two of Auckland's most popular eateries are closed until further notice after a fire caused extensive damage to their joint kitchen.

Moet & Chandon's chief winemaker has cleared up the pronunciation issue.

Three people involved in the management of an Auckland restaurant chain have been charged with offences relating to the exploitation of migrant workers.

The owner of the Mad Butcher brand says the liquidation of four of its franchisee-operated budget meat outlets this year is "coincidence".

Enjoy those Easter eggs while you can: chocolate prices are expected to double by 2020 as cocoa supplies run low.

While New Zealand has a handful of memorable winners, are we now licking the bottom of the bowl for future celebrity chefs?

Almost 2000 people are being viewed as persons of interest in the investigation into the threat to contaminate infant formula with 1080 poison.

Jamie Oliver has accused Gordon Ramsay of being consumed with envy over his multi-million success, which sees him worth almost twice as much as his peer.

The world's most famous beef burger - the Big Mac - has inspired a new lifestyle collection including bed linen, pajamas, a dog coat and wallpaper.

A supermarket chain is reviewing the way its fish fingers are produced after a customer found what resembled a thistle in a portion.

America's thirst for Diet Coke and its kin is running dry again - and this time it could be for good.

A new anonymous service has been set up allowing users to send a bag of edible gummy penises to "that special someone" anywhere in the world.

A secret laboratory at the chocolate maker’s headquarters in Bournville is where all the Cadbury magic happens.

Two Auckland baristas have earned spots among the country's top coffee makers.

All of the samples of infant formula tested by police after being suspected of possible tampering have tested negative for 1080.

Authorities are no closer to saying if the threat to poison baby formula with 1080 was a hoax, or who wrote the blackmail threats - even with 30 staff on the case.

Police are testing infant formula after a number of tins were found with pin-pricks in packaging lids.

A hunger for burritos and an eye for convenience led Ben Polkinghorne to develop the Bangerritos - burrito filling in a sausage casing.