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    This document provides restaurant etiquette tips for dining out. It lists dos such as arriving on time, dressing appropriately, keeping phones silent, shaking hands, pouring water for others, using a napkin, and observing what others order. Don'ts include arriving hungry, assuming customs, sitting first, discussing sensitive topics, ordering alcohol first, the priciest item, messy foods, eating too fast, cutting all food at once, and arguing over payment. Proper etiquette is outlined to make dining experiences pleasant for all parties.

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    Restaurant Etiquette (Part - 2)

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    RAHUL MIDHA
    This document provides restaurant etiquette tips for dining out. It lists dos such as arriving on time, dressing appropriately, keeping phones silent, shaking hands, pouring water for others, using a napkin, and observing what others order. Don'ts include arriving hungry, assuming customs, sitting first, discussing sensitive topics, ordering alcohol first, the priciest item, messy foods, eating too fast, cutting all food at once, and arguing over payment. Proper etiquette is outlined to make dining experiences pleasant for all parties.

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    Restaurant Etiquette

    Do's and Dont's


    Part - 2
    Do's -
    Do show up on time.
    Do dress appropriately
    Keep your cell phone on
    silent mode.
    DO Shake Hands With
    Everyone
    DO Pour Water for Others
    DO Put a Napkin on Your Lap
    DO Take Note of What Others
    Order
    DO Wait for the Host to Start
    Eating
    DO Try Everything on Your
    Plate
    DO Try Everything on Your
    Plate
    Dont's
    DON’T Show Up Hungry
    DON’T Assume Dining
    Customs.
    DON’T Sit Down First
    DON’T Bring Up Sensitive
    Topics.
    DON’T Order Alcohol First
    DON’T Order the Most
    Expensive Item
    DON’T Order Messy Foods
    DON’T Eat Too Fast
    DON’T Cut Everything at
    once
    DON’T Argue Over
    Payment
    Interesting stuff
    right?

    I am Anshul
    Chawla your
    corporate buddy

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