You'll be confronted with a whirlwind of new and unfamiliar dining options hungry for business. Burgers and meatballs will fly, but keep alert and you can avoid the most tragic meals.
NEWARK, N.J. -- J. Wesley Tann spent much of his life traveling the world, gallivanting among the most fashionable sets and cavorting with the elite.
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Eating dinner with a group of people at a restaurant can be fun. You know what's not fun? Trying to figure out who owes what when the check comes--whe...
I'd like my kids to get used to the fact that in the real world there will not always be something specifically intended to entertain them. Except now there is.
Dear BA Foodist,
I was dining out for a friend's birthday, and our group was having a great time...until the check arrived. Not everyone had cash, t...
Pre-mobile phone era, we called each other "at home," made dinner plans, arrived at the restaurant on time, and proceeded to engage in un-interrupted eating, drinking and conversation with friends.
After I posted my top five restaurant service pet peeves, readers quickly chimed in with their own dining out dislikes. Many took issue with one of m...
If a restaurant, no matter how starchy the table linens, decides to carry a food traditionally eaten with your hands, then by all means use your hands.
Dear BA Foodist:
Isn't it time for restaurants to step in and ask diners to cool it with the mid-meal photography? I know everyone loves playing foo...
The New York Times has published the "100 Things Restaurant Staffers Should Never Do." Clearly this is a contentious relationship. Now it's time to turn the tables.
Not all setbacks are of epic proportion. Often, all it takes is a casual insult or silly faux pas to knock you off course. Those trip-ups can snowba...
Here are some strategies for dining out, from scoring a table to sending back food.
Problem: The restaurant is fully booked.
Solution: Put yourself ...