Keeping prices low and eggs in stock has become increasingly challenging at Massachusetts restaurants and supermarkets.

Egg prices are skyrocketing due to the ongoing bird flu outbreak, and local New Orleans businesses are trying to keep up.

How restaurants and grocery stores are using media coverage about egg prices to charge you more for an omelette.

Waffle House is imposing a 50-cent surcharge per egg. Cracker Barrel is not. Here's a look at the dueling strategies: ...

“While we hope these price fluctuations will be short-lived we cannot predict how long this shortage will last,” Waffle House ...

Cracker Barrel won't charge extra for eggs in the midst of a national shortage due to bird flu, unlike its rival Waffle House ...

Surcharges are never welcomed by consumers, but restaurant industry experts argue they are better than overall menu increases ...

It might not be to the level of Kendrick Lamar and Drake, but there’s a beef stewing between a pair of restaurant chains.

Cracker Barrel isn’t scrambling to catch up with soaring egg prices and is trying to poach customers with a rewards program ...

In a statement shared with Nexstar, a Cracker Barrel spokesperson suggested that its new egg deal is a direct response to ...

Cracker Barrel announced it will keep egg prices the same and reward customers for their business, amid shortages.