How to EAT ALONE and not be scared | 5 tips for solo dining like a #boss 👍

How to eat alone ? Dining solo is very easy and you should not be scared of it. Fear no more the judgement of others while you indulge in a sumptuous meal with your one and beautiful self. This video will teach you 5 tips to eat alone in a restaurant like a #boss. Solo dining is no longer taboo and here are 5 tips for you to own it!

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[stephaniebrewer]

I have found that IF someone notices you’re dining solo, their impression is not one of pity but one of admiration. To those people, it must take a lot of confidence to dine alone and you can be a source of empowerment to those who wish they could have the “guts” to dine solo. - Bon Appetite!

[applebottomjeans]

This women actually went to a real restaurant to show us 😂

[introvertreed]

I eat solo in an always crowded restaurant once a week. I believe only insecure people have a phobia about eating alone. At this present time I'm the only one eating alone in the back of the restaurant and I'm loving it. When I'm sitting in the middle I usually get wierd looks and stare downs. Not only does insecurity play a role but there's also jealousy. They wish they had the courage to eat alone but instead they have to call 2, 3, 4, or 5 friends just to sit down and enjoy a meal. That's their problem, not mine.

[thomasalias]

I went to a buffet alone for the first time. I felt like everyone was staring or feeling bad for me but I enjoyed my food and will probably get used to it soon.

[rayradiance]

I don't mind dining alone but I usually end up with another solo diner 😂😂😂

[zenalevay]

this is something i really want to challenge myself to do i think it would help me with my self confidence.

[rolandviado]

Thanks for this video! You've given me confidence to eat solo more often. I'm always scared about getting looks from patrons, like the couple at 3:43. But who cares! Bon apetit!

[CK]

why would you be scared to eat alone? You get your peace and quiet enjoy your time.

[hashimawad]

For me I don't care when I dine alone

[personallyjoua]

I love to eat by myself!! Its so luxurious to my food mind.

[Fht]

Sadly, people who are not comfortable dining solo at restaurants conform to societal expectations that one shouldn’t be dining solo. As a woman, I don’t feel I am dining solo-anatomically speaking, my girls, are always with me and keep me company.
Dining solo is self love ➡️which doesn’t require others by one’s side.

[jupiterShoezRMe]

personally i wouldn't be leaving my food by itself especially with all of the weird drug slipping in drinks and food that happens nowadays

[awsomeninja]

omg the people in the background were like the fuq????

[elizabethnoel]

This was helpful, I’m thinking about dining alone today!

[TheNunu]

I’ve had all sorts of experiences, from incredibly welcoming waiters to being ignored and on one occasion being rushed out of the restaurant.. funnily enough, loads of people told me they wished they can go for dinner or the movies/ theatres by themselves..

[Tiejocky]

Great tips, when I was single I did some solo dining but also was anxious about the supposed awkwardness. Eventually 2 tactics I learn to dampen the awkwardness. One is find a restaurant with a bar seat. Also it help to dine during weekday evening when the restaurant is less crowded with gathering and perhaps you can have more interaction with the staff

[mordecai]

I became comfortable eating solo in restaurants Caz I was so tired of eating in my car or finding nice places to park. Having no one to eat out with never stopped me from eating what I wanted to satisfy my taste buds, but I slowly started to say f it and ate at the back tables in restaurants. Hopefully will find the courage to eat in crowded restaurants in busy places. I just don’t know where to look or what to think about...

[arkcry]

This women makes it look so easy but it’s actually hard.

[MrFunkadeIic]

I went to Olive Garden with a friend and a woman was sitting alone across from us. My friend kept looking at her then he decides to ask me in a very judgemental way, "who comes to Olive Garden to eat alone?"

I shut him down, I told him that she seems to be an empowered women who does not give a flying fuck about judgemental idiots like my friend. Bravo for her.

[noblelies]

I always dine for one, but if I get great service, I tip for two. I love to surprise the mindful wait staff when they come to realize they did not waste time with a table that gives a small tip.