McDonald’s is ready to put its new Big Arch burger to its biggest test yet. Domino’s wants its largest franchisee to get back on track. And Portillo’s continues to face consequences from its previous development strategy.

Domino’s is winning pizza. Panera Bread is facing lawsuits after yet another data breach. And Noble 33 is also embroiled in an ugly court battle after firing its general counsel.

Texas Roadhouse has proven itself once again. The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s tariffs, only for Trump to immediately levy new ones. And Del Taco has reportedly closed all of its Georgia locations.

Subway is already backpedaling on its newest loyalty offer. Cheesecake Factory is hoping for a sales warm-up. And Jack in the Box is working to get back on track.

Wingstop isn’t worried about its same-store sales declines. Wendy’s interim CEO Ken Cook has made a lot of references to the chain losing its relevance. And Habit Burger & Grill is making several changes to its menu.

The president of Burger King wants you to have his phone number. The Dave’s Hot Chicken team has a new emerging brand. And Burgerville has a new CEO.

Wendy’s had a very rough quarter, Dutch Bros is open to acquisitions, and the National Restaurant Association feels cautiously optimistic about the industry.

The Grinch did wonders for McDonald’s, Spongebob did wonders for Burger King, and nothing did wonders for Popeyes.

Jobs numbers were unexpectedly rosy in January. Is Red Lobster continuing to close restaurants? And Chili’s is launching a margarita club.

No, Chipotle is not raising prices because it’s seeing an uptick in higher-income consumers. Wonder is making its first restaurant acquisition. And Jack in the Box is accusing an activist investor of “volatile behavior.”