Restaurants

Got a reservation for dinner? From silverware usage to decoy wines, you'll want to read our guide before you visit that fine-dining restaurant.

Going out to eat, but you don't want to leave your pet behind? Here are 11 etiquette rules to keep in mind when bringing pets to a restaurant.

It's certainly unconventional, but Martha Stewart's unique trick involving two knives is meant to get your prep work done extra fast.

While it's nice to have a dinner date or brunch over the weekend, in many ways, the best days to eat out are actually earlier in the week.

Planning a social get-together at a restaurant? For the best experiences, here are 10 rules you shouldn't break when dining with a big group.

Looking for a culinary adventure? From haunted houses to colonial America, these are the best themed restaurants to put on your travel bucket list.

Too often, people avoid visiting wineries because they're nervous about committing a breach of etiquette. Don't worry; there's really just one rule to follow.

Peeling garlic is no big deal, unless your peeling a lot, which can actually be very time-consuming. Thankfully, there's a chef's hack that can make it easier.

If your travels bring you to Europe, the water situation may throw you for a loop. At most restaurants, you have to pay for it.

Ordering from a restaurant menu seems pretty straightforward, but even folks who dine out a lot might be making this big menu mistake without even realizing it.

There's one Icelandic restaurant located in the Blue Lagoon that is stealing people's hearts for its stunning views and uniquely, delicious butter.

Real wasabi root is rare and costly. So costly that most of the wasabi you've been eating at restaurants isn't wasabi at all. So what is it?