Fast Food Goes Upscale

Some big changes are happening at fast-food restaurants that could add a touch of class to your burger. Fast-food giants such as Popeyes and McDonald's are renovating their restaurants and hoping to encourage diners to hang out longer and spend more money.

Dec 11th, 2013

Some big changes are happening at fast-food restaurants that could add a touch of class to your burger. Fast-food giants such as Popeyes and McDonald's are renovating their restaurants and hoping to encourage diners to hang out longer and spend more money.

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