Department of Deportment: Order Wine Any Damn Way You Want
Despite what you may have been told, most sommeliers are fine with diners employing a try-before-they-buy method when ordering wine.
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Despite what you may have been told, most sommeliers are fine with diners employing a try-before-they-buy method when ordering wine.
It should be easy for adults to split a simple dinner bill, but it never is. Grub Street weighs in with the final word.
Phoebe Damrosch on why today's reformed restaurant landscape requires a whole new approach to going out.
We're having a moral quandary about a bill snafu.
"America is one of the last industrialized nations in the world still desperately holding on to it."
The would-be Koran-burning pastor has a rule against them, and in Algeria, ten men were arrested for eating at one.
With everything from noise levels to hidden omakase fees.
You could also try ripping up the reservation book!
Marco Maccioni lets his mutt dine at the bar, but what about yours?
A trio of McDonald's and Olive Garden customers sure did.
Or that serve them insects and plastic bits?
Some parents take their kids to haute cuisine spots while others ask pizza parlors to dumb it down.
A former waitress's advice to the writer who got booted out of Restaurant Marc Forgione.
Is "the Great Roundup" really the most tasteful term for short-changing?
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