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For me it's mostly vibe and ambiance issue with the restaurants. "Fast food" restaurants that serve your meal quickly are usually friendly to single person. Ma
by paradite 3y ago
For me it's mostly vibe and ambiance issue with the restaurants. "Fast food" restaurants that serve your meal quickly are usually friendly to single person.
Maybe a community curated list of places that are friendly to solo diners would be helpful? I have a few that I visit often.
- etothepii 3y agoAt my club in London we have the club table (seats 24) set aside for those who are dining alone. It's an interesting way to meet people from time to time and you can bring a book down from the library or get your e-reader out if there is no one else. You can't introduce non-members unless no one at the table objects.
- paradite 3y agoThat's different from what I have in mind. I guess what I really mean is "dine in solitude".
- etothepii 3y agoWe also have 8 or so tables set aside for one. These have a special book stand so that one can read a book if one wants to.
- xp84 3y agoHow does one join such a club? (The spirit of the article dictates that I’m allowed to ask about it ;) )
- etothepii 3y agoUsually clubs require that 2 (or more) people introduce you. This can be difficult to establish. However, my club in London is the Oxford & Cambridge club which is typically very easy to get into if you have matriculated at either of the universities.