The folks at Whataburger know all about your nefarious plan for that little plastic sign with your order number ... "Your honor she won't stop taking our table tents," reads a meme the San Antonio ...

Whataburger table tents are used to show restaurant staff where to drop off a customer’s order. But it would appear that Houston police also used the numbered plastic signs for their own ...

For many people who came of age in Texas, swiping a Whataburger table tent has become something of a tradition. Taking those small, A-shaped plastic order numbers can be part of a teenage ...

The latest, hottest crime trend in Texas is happening at the burger chain Whataburger: people apparently can’t stop pilfering the plastic numbered table tents given to customers as they await ...

The Wall Street Journal wrote about Whataburger lovers’ fascination with stealing the tiny table tents, and how many tents the stores go through each year (that’s 1.2 million tents a year ...

Whataburger is well aware that you've stolen a table tent or two. Here's one you can pin to your chest. ASK CHOWBOT: Let our AI-powered bot answer your food-scene questions; it taps Express-News ...

One of Whataburger’s most popular items isn’t on the menu, but diners go home with it all the time. The Texas-based burger chain is so beloved in the South that its “table tents”—the ...