The birth of the all-American hamburger may still be up for debate. It could have been Texan Fletcher Davis who invented it in the 1880s, or possibly "Hamburger Charlie" Nagreen of Wisconsin, or maybe ...

Credit (or blame) the internet for all the smashburgers. The world used to value thick patties and stacked toppings that could make a burger three-, maybe four-inches tall. Burgers that could cast a ...

Long before she opened the signature gourmet store that would launch her Barefoot Contessa brand, Ina Garten lived in Washington D.C. It's a semi-well-known fact despite her far more common ...

This video is no longer available. Forget about hot dogs. In D.C., the competitive eating competition that marks Independence Day involves lots and lots of Z-Burger burgers. At the Tenleytown Z-Burger ...

WASHINGTON — At Z-Burger, the stakes were as high as the stacks of juicy patties, as competitive eaters gathered for a feast that promised not just flavor, but glory. The 15th Annual Independence Day ...