Etiquette
Ben Schott is here to tell you how to behave at the beach (hint: no obnoxious boom boxes).
Ben Schott
Your server will thank you for not committing one of these sins during everyone's favorite meal.
Christina Chaey
Burn dinner? Chrissy Teigen knows how to save it.
Elyssa Goldberg
All your questions about Vegas shotgun weddings, casino buffets, and more, answered.
Ben Schott
Am I allowed to regift? Do I have to bring my host(ess) a gift? Columnist Ben Schott answers all your etiquette questions.
Ben Schott
Etiquette expert Ben Schott answers your burning questions about dinner party.
Ben Schott
Etiquette expert Ben Schott answers your burning questions about refilling your own wine glass, how to 'gram your dinner, and more.
Ben Schott
Never schlep a sheep, and other essential etiquette for the globe-trotting gourmand.
Ben Schott
A miscellany of modern manners–for hosts and guests–on this most culinary of holidays.
Ben Schott with the Bon Appétit Editors
From when to go to where to sit to what to order, these are the rules that (highly opinionated) Bon Appétit staffers insist on when going out to eat
Belle Cushing
From gaming the online reservation system to getting too tipsy, these are the restaurant "don'ts" to avoid.
Rochelle Bilow
New digital payment services like Square and Starbucks's updated mobile app are fundamentally changing the ways we reward good service with tips
Michael Y. Park
Nine rules to follow when dining at a nude resort, from where to place a napkin to whether or not to Instagram
Ruth Wertzberger Carlson
Everything you need to know about taking advantage of craft service, the catering services that keep film crews well-fed and, ideally, happy
Rachel Friedman
Like most things Swiss and/or French, the classic cold-weather dish operates under its own code of politesse
Ann Mah
Downton Abbey dinner parties are prime time for scandal, sabotage, and disaster. Here's what we've learned from their accidents both upstairs and downstairs
Sharon Steel
Rules for attending and hosting a bunch of kids (and maybe their parents) for a pint-sized holiday party, according to food and features editor Carla Lalli Music
Danielle Walsh
Bon Appétit editor in chief Adam Rapoport on what he learned from a night out at Aska with a bunch of well-dressed dudes for a Gilt Man video
Adam Rapoport
The rules for dancing, drinking, eating, and dressing at your office holiday party—according to Bon Appétit's editor in chief, Adam Rapoport
Danielle Walsh
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Five party fouls to avoid at any soirée.
Communal eating is trendy--but not always comfortable. Here's how to gracefully navigate the challenge of dining with strangers
Danielle Walsh
This Valentine's Day, make a date with yourself: Eat out alone, and do it right, with these tips from travel writers who know the solo scene intimately
Bon Appétit
That is the question, and the Foodist has the answer to that--and to all your chips-and-dip etiquette queries
Andrew Knowlton
And are your baristas mean if you don't buy enough?
Sam Dean