Posh dining

Matblack · 06-09-2007, 13:14

I think people get the wrong idea about expensive places.

If you can afford to eat at good reasonably expensive restaraunts you will in the main be allowed to behave in any manner which is excepted in modern society. Although I usually wear a shirt if I'm going some where nice, I've eaten at Chewton Glen in jeans and a T-Shirt and not had any comments, if you're paying the price the place demands then in a lot of cases they will be very accepting. As for using you knife and fork in a non conventional way, the chances of anyone commenting are as high as they are in McDonalds. remember the rich are the most excentric of anyone

The only people who might look down their noses at you are the other customers and my philosiphy is that as long as your not disturbing them then its none of their business.

MB

06-09-2007, 13:14	#15
Matblack Baby Bore Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Svalbard Posts: 9,770	I think people get the wrong idea about expensive places. If you can afford to eat at good reasonably expensive restaraunts you will in the main be allowed to behave in any manner which is excepted in modern society. Although I usually wear a shirt if I'm going some where nice, I've eaten at Chewton Glen in jeans and a T-Shirt and not had any comments, if you're paying the price the place demands then in a lot of cases they will be very accepting. As for using you knife and fork in a non conventional way, the chances of anyone commenting are as high as they are in McDonalds. remember the rich are the most excentric of anyone The only people who might look down their noses at you are the other customers and my philosiphy is that as long as your not disturbing them then its none of their business. MB __________________ "we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two"