lunch

Stop by the colorful, remodeled cafe that was clearly a service station in a former life--inside is a nostalgic vibe and delicious offerings.

If you feel guilty for getting out of the office and taking an actual lunch break, you're facing "lunch-shaming" on the job. This is why you're eating noodles at your desk for the fifth day in a row.

Even if Longview ISD parents don't have time to feed their kids breakfast in the morning or the kids go off and forget their lunch, there will be no worries that their child will go hungry thanks to a new program next year.

That's a headline that will make you giggle. It's a true story, though.

I'm all for packing a lunch to save time and money at work, but on the upcoming holiday that encourages all of us to brown bag it, there is one huge reason why we should totally rebel and grab food from a restaurant instead.

Just two months after closing a Tyler restaurant is set to open again under new ownership.

Breakfast!  The most important meal of the day and a local restaurant in Tyler knows how important it is too, so they are offering a free stack of pancakes to start your day. Until this Friday (April 21), you can get a short stack of homemade buttermilk pancakes at The Diner with a purchase of any combo meal, omelet, or entrée and drink...

Where do you want to eat? It's a common question that is asked among friends and co-workers headed out to eat in Tyler. We have found your answer, just spin the wheel!

Mix 93-1 and Breaker's Seafood in Tyler would like to treat you and seven of your coworkers to a free lunch as a way of saying 'Thank You' to you for listening to Mix 93-1 and for being a Mix VIP member!

We want to know, where is your favorite place to go on your lunch break?

I had limited time today, and all I wanted was a couple of soft tacos and ice water. Instead of a speedy drive-thru experience it turned into a circus, but with a friendly outcome.

A school in Richmond, Virginia has recently started enforcing a new rule that has parents up in arms. Following instructions laid out by the federal government, children are not allowed to bring their own bagged lunch to school without a note from a physician.