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The Theatrics of Eating Out

Restaurants become a celebrated place to eat when they realize that it is not about serving food, but about serving their customers needs. They become a social place to eat, to herd together and celebrate, something done from primitive times.

Dining out at a good restaurant tends to become a theatrical performance, with each move painstakingly choreographed.

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