Spectator shoes, or two-toned leather oxfords were popular in the 1920s and 30s. Mid-calf-length, low-heeled go-go boots made their debut in the 1960s and strutted into the 70s. In York County, however, one style of boot has shown real sole, transcending generations.

A French-American restaurant called Amorette is slated to open its doors on May 22 in downtown Lancaster.

Competition in the restaurant delivery business is heating up in Central Pennsylvania.

Two expired restaurant liquor licenses have been sold in Central Pennsylvania, part of a bundle of 26 licenses auctioned off last week by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.

Mike Wilson is out of the merlot business, at least in name and wardrobe.

Laura Lamar always wanted to own a restaurant. But after testing the culinary waters at York restaurant incubator Taste Test during two weeks of 18-hour days, she laid that long-held dream to rest.

The leader of a midstate trade promotion group is joining the craft alcohol movement, which continues to bubble up in the form of new wineries, breweries and distilleries.

Growing restaurant franchise Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar has agreed to a settlement with the U.S. Department of Labor over back wages owed to current and former employees at several of its midstate restaurants.

Downtown Columbia is getting a Clarion hotel, one that will be dubbed Clarion at the Chip Factory Hotel.

The nominations are in. Now voting begins for our 2018 Reader Rankings program!

A New Jersey-based pub and restaurant chain plans to open a new Lancaster location of P.J. Whelihan's in late spring.

The leader of a midstate trade promotion group is joining the craft alcohol movement, which continues to bubble up in the form of new wineries, breweries and distilleries.

One York resident will soon be realizing his longtime dream of owning a brewery.

Plans are in the works to bring new tenants to some longtime anchor properties in New Cumberland.

It's been a year since Holla Spirits, LLC founders Patrick Shorb and Matt Glaser launched Pennsylvania-produced Holla Vodka. We checked in with them.