San Antonio, TX - Sixty years ago, Texas entrepreneur Harmon Dobson opened a small burger stand in Corpus Christi and called it Whataburger because he believed that's what customers would say when they took a bite of his big, fresh, made-to-order burgers.

In August Whataburger celebrates its 60th anniversary as a southern burger icon and as one of the nation's largest burger chains, with more than 700 locations in 10 states. To mark the occasion and to thank its millions of loyal fans, the company hosted "Orange Night Out" at most of its restaurants on August. Every dine-in customer who comes dressed in the company's signature orange will receive a free Whataburger.

San Antonio, - The quaint walkways of San Antonio, Texas’ Riverwalk are a unique locale for an authentic British pub. And for United Kingdom natives Terry Corless and Justin Bentley-Marchant, Texas has proven to be the ideal U.S. backdrop for Mad Dogs British Pub, a full tilt experience of British-influenced food, beers and colorful décor. As chief executive officer and chief operating officer, respectively, the team of Corless and Bentley-Marchant are poised to expand Mad Dogs unique brand of pub entertainment in the U.S., beginning in Texas and eventually to other states.

Targeting development in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio first, the team aims to open two franchises by July 2011 and another three by July 2012, and 20 pubs by mid-2015.

As part of its concept, Mad Dogs British Pub puts its own playful twist on English pub culture, with its staff donning kilts and Union Jack dresses while serving guests with a smile.