Welcome to the website devoted to taking the bite out of eating alone! SoloDining.com serves up "solo dining savvy" for you — whether you despise or delight in a solitary meal in a restaurant or at home; whether you're fond of fast food or fine dining (or something in between!) AND whether you're married or divorced, single or solo, bachelor or bachelorette, widow or widower; business/pleasure traveler or stay-at-home-lover. So, pull up a chair and join in. The company's fine. SOONER OR LATER, EVERYONE FACES THE CHALLENGE OF EATING ALONE. SoloDining.com publishes a quarterly online newsletter (Originally hard-copy and mailed to subscribers. Currently on hiatus.) for visitors to SoloDining.com and SoloTravelPortal.com. (click: newsletter) The SoloDining.com web site is chockfull of strategies and tips on how to increase your comfort and options as a solo/single diner, plus need-to-know information for anyone considering solo/single travel. You'll get the scoop on notable solo-friendly restaurants across the United States and beyond. And while discovering what's out there, you'll learn what to look for and, "just as important," what solo dining amenities to suggest to your favorite restaurants. (Some need a bit of coaching about what solo diners want and love to receive from restaurants!) All SoloDining.com publications, edited by solo-dining maven Marya Charles Alexander, reveal the secrets of how to make solo dining work for you. They include: tipping tactics; how to discover solo-friendly restaurants; the most effective ways to endear yourself to a restaurant and the ABCs of reservation making. Here you'll find the array of dining options available to solos/singles, including food bars, dining counters, cluster seating, facilitated shared table seating, communal table variations, variously named: friendship, joiners, community, chef's, the "love boat," captain's; and more. SoloDining.com is dedicated to supplying you with the information and tools you need to take charge of this important life-style skill.. Sooner or later, EVERYONE — business and pleasure travelers, singles, those divorced or widowed, very-marrieds whose spouses are on the road, harried moms and dads, etc. — faces the challenge of eating out alone! THE How-to Booklet of Solo Dining Tips & Strategies: The Art and Satisfaction of Dining Alone — REVEALED! is now available for purchase in PDF format! Has STRESS got YOU? Are you a MOM? If you answer, "Yes," to the first question — forget about answering the second. YOU GOT STRESS! "A Tasty Recipe" to the RESCUE! "How to Deal with Stress: A Tasty Recipe for Moms" is now available as a Kindle Edition To check it out, click: Tasty Recipe - Kindle OR a Nook Edition To check it out, click: Tasty Recipe - Nook P.S. If you don't have a Kindle, don't despair. Amazon has a FREE App that will allow you to read "How to Deal with Stress" on your Android Phone or tablet, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Windows 8 PC or tablet, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone 7. Click: Reading APP Note to Editor/Journalist: For newsrelease, click Tasty Recipe "We go out to restaurants not only to eat but to be in the world, not home alone. That's why no one wants to be stuck with that awful table where you can't see or be seen. The trend now, especially in casual restaurants is the communal table." S. Irene Virbila, Restaurant Critic - Los Angeles Times - September 15, 2011 Excerpt: "The communal table experience" - Critic's Choice Considering launching a communal table — your very own customer magnet? Create one now and rejuvenate your business! Check out FREE communal table creating tips by clicking: communaltableseating CONSIDER: 1 OF 7 ADULTS LIVES ALONE = 30+ MILLION POTENTIAL SOLO DINERS! Savor those numbers --- they constitute a Mega-Market for restaurants! 150-Plus Tips on How to Attract & Keep Solo Diners, 2nd Edition UPDATED, EXPANDED and ENRICHED with Internet commentary — is now available to help you take aim at a long-neglected hungry market. For details, visit the following links: Press Room | Fact Sheet | News Releases | Backgrounder Information | Table of Contents | Restaurateurs' Commentary | 150-Plus Tips Highlights | FREE Sample Pages | Purchase PDF File of 150-Plus Tips SoloDining.com is planning to launch a FREE e-zine. Would you care to receive it? If so, e-mail: e-zine@SoloDining.com (To avoid deletion as spam, please type "free e-zine" in the topic line — thanks!) HOT SOLO DINING TIP! Reading in a fine-dining restauant is in GOOD TASTE! Restaurateurs want you comfortable because want you to RETURN! Want more solo dining tips and insights? Want to learn how to develop solo dining skills or how to enhance the ones you have? Check out: How to dine out alone Please visit sister website, SoloTravelPortal.com http://www.SoloTravelPortal.com Click: SoloTravelPortal.com Note: SoloTravelPortal.com hosts theSoloTravel Group on Yahoo. Here's a sampling of member comments: I must say, I've certainly enjoyed reading all the questions and helpful tips, even though I may never have the opportunity to travel to Israel or that area of the world. Enjoy your trip.it's sure to be a trip of a lifetime! I always enjoy this forum.. Elaine And let me just say again how amazing this group has been. The advice I got about Rome was perfect. I had an amazing time.. Kim SoloDining.com P.O. 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