Pizza Hut has teamed up with Cinnabon to create the perfect dessert. Cinnabon Mini Rolls are available now exclusively at Pizza Hut, and they're amazing. The Cinnabon Mini Rolls include 10 little cinnamon rolls made with Cinnabon Makara cinnamon swirls and topped with Cinnabon's signature cream cheese frosting, per a press release. They're gooey, warm, and small enough that you might even finish them all. Pizza Hut U.S.

Once upon a time, restaurants gave you a punch card to hang on to in order to redeem free food after so many purchases. Nowadays, as with so many other things, there's an app for that. Chipotle recently announced its joining the game with a Chipotle Loyalty Program, now testing in three markets.

Baskin-Robbins confirmed they're bringing back Trick Oreo Treat for the month of October. The longtime fan-fave will be in stores until Halloween. They describe the scary good creation as "vanilla flavored ice cream packed with orange crème-filled Oreo cookies, Baby Ruth and Butterfinger candy pieces." It's unclear if they plan to release a chocolate version, which they've done in the past as well.

How many times have you been craving a beer, but could also kind of go for an iced coffee? As a gift to the extremely indecisive people of the world, Dunkin' and Harpoon cooked up a compromise. You can now buy—or order at a bar—Harpoon's Dunkin' Coffee Porter. The beer was specially made by the Boston-based brewery to have "a smooth mouthfeel with aromas of espresso and dark chocolate.

Fans of the beloved Philly Cheesesteak can now satisfy their cravings at Sonic. The drive-in chain is offering the famous sandwich, and I advise you order one when you're especially hungry—they're "footlongs." The Philly Cheesesteaks come in two varieties: Classic and Spicy. The Classic includes grilled steak and onions, melty cheese sauce, and mayo. Not entirely sure that constitutes as a "classic" cheesesteak, but it's $3.99 at a fast-food chain, so it'll do.

If you tried Taco Bell's hot sauce flavored chips and thought, 'mmm, I could go hotter,' prepare to eat your words. 7-Eleven stores are exclusively carrying Taco Bell's newest hot sauce-flavored tortilla chip: the Diablo. Taco Bell's "hottest chip yet," per the Bell's Chief Global Brand Officer, has a kick of hot peppers and a hint of lime. It's also black, which definitely helps it stand out from the fire-engine-red chips of its class.

There's a new menu item at the IKEA Bistro that'll please customers with a vegetarian preference: veggie hot dogs. The veggie dog was originally added to Malmö, Sweden's IKEA menu on a trial basis, according to Food & Wine. After receiving a 95 percent approval rating though, the veggie dog was destined for global launch. Last month, the veggie dog hit stores in Europe with a successful introduction—over one million have been sold since.

Olive Garden is no stranger to meat and cheese. The Italian restaurant chain's newest iteration was added to menus nationwide this week, and it's nothing short of a cheesy masterpiece. Behold: Lasagna Dip. It takes all the good parts of a lasagna and turns them into a scoop-able appetizer. Made with layers of cheese and homemade meat sauce, the dip is topped with smoked mozzarella and served with pasta chips.

Sonic and Arby’s are no longer competitors—they’re corporate siblings. Inspire Brands, a company that owns Arby’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Rusty Taco, has acquired Sonic for $2.3 billion, CNN Money reports. The parent company will now operate 8,000 restaurants with sales over $12 billion, CNBC adds. Inspire Brands says they won’t change anything big about Sonic, which operates more than 3,600 locations.

Pancake people will be thrilled to know that IHOP's seasonal pancakes are back. For $4.99, you can get Pumpkin Spice Pancakes, Cinn-A-Stack pancakes, or this year's new combination of the two: Pumpkin Cinn-A-Stack Pancakes. The Pumpkin Spice Pancakes, per IHOP's website, are four pumpkin pancakes made with real pumpkin and seasonal spices.