The Easy Way To Let Your Waiter Know You're Done Eating At A Restaurant
Eating at a restaurant comes with some unspoken rules of etiquette, but they aren't just for show. Here's how to signal to your waiter that you're done eating.
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The NYC Restaurant Where Marcus Samuelsson Goes For The Best Soul Food
Marcus Samuelsson knows the New York food scene like the back of his hand, which is why this legendary soul food restaurant has a special place in his heart.
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Act Like A Fine Dining Pro And Do This As Soon As The Restaurant Seats You
Fine dining can be intimidating if you're not accustomed to etiquette, but the rules are really quite simple. This is the first thing you should do once seated.
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The Unexpected Pizza Topping That Belongs Under The Sauce
Even if you're a creature of habit, you might want to consider changing up your homemade pizza -- at least when it comes to the order of toppings.
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12 Restaurant Chains That You Should Never Order Takeout From
Not every restaurant is created equal when it comes to takeout. From fast food to fast casual, here are 12 chains you should avoid when taking food to go.
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The Specific Bread And Butter Etiquette To Know At Fine-Dining Restaurants
Fine-dining isn't just good food and expensive bills, there's a certain amount of etiquette involved which starts with how you approach the bread basket.
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How To Know When It's Okay To Eat With Your Hands At A Fine Dining Restaurant
Learn how to tell when it's acceptable to eat with your hands at a fine dining restaurant, from subtle etiquette cues to guidance from the menu and staff.
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5 Local Bakeries That I Always Go To In NYC
It's said that you can find anything your heart desires in New York City. That includes some of the best bakeries in the world, five of which we've listed here.
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11 Popular Buffets That Disappeared
The all-you-can-eat buffet was once a mainstay of American dining, but since 2020, it's become much harder to find. These 11 options have vanished completely.
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This Arizona Mexican Restaurant Chain Has Shut Down Nearly All Its Locations After ICE Raids
This Southern Arizona Mexican restaurant chain lost 10% of its staff when 46 of its kitchen workers from Mexico were arrested by ICE and local officials.
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The Reason Cracker Barrel Just Paid A Settlement Of Over $100,000
Cracker Barrel just can't seem to stay out of the news. Following a complaint, the restaurant chain decided to settle to the tune of $100,000.
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The Worst Buffets In The US, According To Customer Reviews
Some buffets make for an unpleasant dining experience. According to diners on Yelp, TripAdvisor, and other sites, these are the worst in the country.
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In-N-Out Combats The Youth's Latest Trend With This Change To Its Order System
Cue the disappointment for Gen Alpha, as In-N-Out made a change to its ordering system recently to prevent disruption caused by this latest trend.
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This Popular Boston Restaurant Is Closing After 25 Years Of Business
All things must pass, and for Boston-area diners, that includes one of the city's most beloved restaurants. Find out why it's closing its doors after 25 years.
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The US City With The Best Food, According To Andrew Zimmern
Claiming to have found the city with the best food in the country is no small matter, but Andrew Zimmern has eaten widely enough to take his opinion seriously.
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Where To Find The Best Brisket In The US
There's no shortage of great BBQ in the United States, but where can you find the best brisket? We're rounding up some must-try spots doing it right.
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Don't Expect Shredded Parmesan At Olive Garden – Here's What You're Getting Instead
Grated cheese is a staple of any Olive Garden experience, but the cheese getting grated until you say “when” isn’t the kind you may have been anticipating.
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The Famous Old-School NYC Diner That Was Just Picked Up And Moved (Literally)
Brooklynites might've caught an interesting sight in Williamsburg when a flatbed truck drove away with this movie-famous railcar diner to its new home.
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Why Becoming A Bartender At TGI Fridays In The 1970s Was So Difficult
There's no shortage of skilled bartenders out there, but even the finest mixologists around would have struggled at TGI Fridays back in the 1970s.
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The Only Recap Of Sbarro's Downfall And Resurgence You Need
Sbarro once dominated the food court game, but changing times left the chain on the bottom rung. However, this nostalgic pizza stand is making a comeback.
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Why Plastic Glasses Could Be A Sign Of A Bad Pub
Walking into a pub can be a warm, inviting experience — or the complete opposite. For some, plastic glasses could be a warning sign toward the negative.
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TGI Fridays Claims To Have Invented Potato Skins, But Something Doesn't Add Up
TGI Fridays is known for offering great potato skins, but the chain restaurant goes even further by claiming to have invented them. Is that true?
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11 Restaurants With The Most Unique Waffles In The US
Forget chicken and waffles, these restaurants take it up a notch. Some of the wildest waffle inventions feature pulled pork, kale, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
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How To Split The Bill At A Restaurant Without Angering Staff (Or Your Friends)
If you dread when the restaurant staff brings over the check because deciding how to pay for the bill with your friends is often chaotic, learn this expert tip.
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5 Underrated Miami Spots That Only Locals Know About (And I Keep Going Back To)
Miami has its fair share of tourist traps, but that's not where the locals eat and drink. Here are five Miami spots that only people who live here know about.
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The Best Burger Spots In NYC
From smash burgers to thick and juicy patties, diner style to fine dining, these NYC burger joints in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens are sure to hit the spot.
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The BBQ Sauce Red Flag That Can Scream Poor Quality At A Restaurant
We'd dunk everything in our favorite sauce, but its a red flag regarding the quality of the grub if a restaurant opens the floodgates for its barbecue sauce.
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