How to Have Manners at a Restaurant
Turn off your cell phone., Don't talk too loud., Chew with your mouth closed., Sit up straight and don't slouch. , Keep your elbows off the table., Drink in moderation., When ordering, ask questions about any dishes you don't understand., If you...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Turn off your cell phone.
It's rude to talk, e-mail, or text when dining out with others. -
Step 2: Don't talk too loud.
Don't yell across the table or across the room.If you see someone you know, walk up to their table to say hello. , No one wants to see your food inside your mouth.
Also, if you get food around or on your mouth, don't use your tongue to lick it away.
Use a napkin. ,, If you rest your wrists on the table with your hands crossed, this shows to others that you want to talk and have a conversation. , Dining out with other people is not the time and place to get drunk. , If something goes wrong with the dish you ordered, politely tell the waiter or waitress, and ask for the dish to be fixed or order another dish. , -
Step 3: Chew with your mouth closed.
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Step 4: Sit up straight and don't slouch.
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Step 5: Keep your elbows off the table.
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Step 6: Drink in moderation.
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Step 7: When ordering
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Step 8: ask questions about any dishes you don't understand.
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Step 9: If you have children
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Step 10: remind them of their behavior and table manners before taking them out
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Step 11: and take them outside for a break so that they can settle down if they misbehave.
Detailed Guide
It's rude to talk, e-mail, or text when dining out with others.
Don't yell across the table or across the room.If you see someone you know, walk up to their table to say hello. , No one wants to see your food inside your mouth.
Also, if you get food around or on your mouth, don't use your tongue to lick it away.
Use a napkin. ,, If you rest your wrists on the table with your hands crossed, this shows to others that you want to talk and have a conversation. , Dining out with other people is not the time and place to get drunk. , If something goes wrong with the dish you ordered, politely tell the waiter or waitress, and ask for the dish to be fixed or order another dish. ,
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