Fine dining etiquette

Fine dining etiquette rules 101

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Russian service, which is known as “Service à la russe” that means service in Russian Style, is originated from the era of Tsars of Russia who believed in ceremony and ritual. Though this type of service is gradually reducing its popularity but still people prefer Russian service in case of great functions and state banquets. […]

Learn how to set a table with easy-to-follow charts and diagrams for setting formal occasions and casual parties and dinners.

Visual Guide to Setting the Table!

(Pictured: A formal table setting, fit for a French dinner.) This is how a French restaurant would set up your table before serving you food. Forks and napkins to the left, knives to the right, plate in the middle, and wine glasses above the plate. The French take pride in their cuisine and setting the table is as important as any other aspect.

Fine-dining can seem like a labyrinth of etiquette rules to navigate in order to have a pleasant experience. But these are the ones to remember and to forget.