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A RESTAURANT

Each week in this col-
umn, The Jewish News
will print a locally-
produced feature for
singles dealing with
food, fitness or finance.
Next week's feature
deals with finance.

Excellent Cuisine
In A Beautiful,
Gracious & Elegant
Atmosphere

A Singles Folk-Guitar Service
led by Rabbi Yedwab
at Temple Israel

Continued from. Page 88

you're likely to be most well
received, says Sally F.
"Monday and Tuesday
nights are good times to try
the glitzier places," she
suggests. "On Friday and
Saturday nights, even reg-
ular customers may be claw-
ing each other for tables. So
if you go on either of these
nights, it's not surprising
that a maitre d' may try to
stick you behind a potted
palm."
Marge R. tries to seek out
cheery restaurants which she
calls "just this side of funky."
She rarely feels ill at ease in
a Chinese or Japanese res-
taurant where the atmos-
phere tends to be more down
home. She makes a point of
trying fancier restaurants for
breakfast or lunch.
Betty W. spent the first six
months alone frequenting
fast food outlets. When she
could no longer down another
burger or taco, she survived
on canned soup and TV
dinners. -
"Dining out alone causes
more consternation than any
other solo activity," she says.
"I think that the restaurant
and the hour you choose to
dine are important considera-
tions. Smaller, quainter
places are more conducive to
the single diner than others.
"I tried dining early before
the crowds arrived. I felt
more relaxed because occupy-
ina a table for two makes me
b uneasy. But sometimes
feel
it's the personnel in a restau-
rant who make you feel that
way."
Noticing you're alone,
people will sometimes ap-
proach you, says Lillian P.
Waiters and waitresses will
strike up conversations and
diners at other tables may
even send you a drink. You
can catch the eye of another
solitary diner, something you
couldn't do if you stayed
home and ate Stouffer's.
"In a restaurant you feel
like the Lone Ranger," says
Janice G. "Can eating out
yourself ever be pleasant
when you go anywhere be-
sides the corner coffee shop?"
While some singles say
they're treated like social
outcasts when they dine
alone, others say this experi-
ence grows less common
every year. Maybe that's be-
cause singlehood in the last
decade has achieved a new
status and respectability if
for no other reason than it's a
state populated by millions.
Lobster or steak for one
beats frozen chicken pot pie.
Go for it! ❑

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