Dairy Queen

Celebrate National Ugly Sweater Day in Amarillo with a free mini DQ Blizzard, holiday Blizzard flavors, and Christmas fun at Texas Dairy Queen locations.

A frozen treat that helps local kids? Yes, please!

Many Texans have long believed Dairy Queen was born in the Lone Star State—thanks to the iconic slogan, “DQ, that’s what I like about Texas.” But the truth behind the beloved fast-food chain’s origins may surprise you. Here's how clever marketing and hometown charm made DQ a Texas staple.

Explore the fun and creative ways Dairy Queen incorporated their iconic Blizzard treats into Olivia and Bradley Blizzard's engagement and wedding celebrations.

Deep East Texas is losing multiple Dairy Queen locations, including Lufkin and Huntington. Job losses and community impact are significant.

Dairy Queen is celebrating their 85th anniversary by bringing back fan favorite Blizzards and a amazing price!

It’s the first day of Spring so you know what that means: FREE CONE DAY!

A spicy favorite is returning to Dairy Queen for a limited time, and I’m not sure I’m brave enough to try it.

On April 8, Dairy Queen is one of several Texas restaurants that are offering something special for the solar eclipse

A total solar eclipse will cross Texas on April 8 and for many Texans, the skies will go completely dark as the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth blocking the face of the Sun.

Then they dip it in their churro-flavored cone coating and sprinkle it with cinnamon and sugar.

There are few melodies more widely sung along to in the Lone Star State than Dairy Queen's catchy "That's What I Like About Texas" jingle.