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What to ask your server instead of 'what should I order' at dinner
Fox News • • business
Key Points:
- Restaurant experts advise diners to ask servers questions like "What are you known for?" or "What's your specialty?" to get tailored recommendations rather than simply asking for the server's personal favorite dish.
- Servers aim to understand guests' preferences, dietary needs, and mood to suggest dishes that enhance the overall dining experience instead of pushing the most expensive items.
- Some recommend asking what the server would order that night, as this can reflect the freshest or best-prepared dishes available.
- Engaging in a two-way conversation with servers, sharing preferences and asking questions, helps ensure guests receive personalized and satisfying meal suggestions.
- Ultimately, the goal is to create the best dining experience by combining the guest's tastes with the server's knowledge of the menu and daily kitchen specials.
