Understanding French table manners is essential for being a guest in a French home. This post explores the basics of French table etiquette you need to know.

Planning to visit France? Read how to properly dine before enjoying the delicious French cuisine. In this post, you'll also read about what to expect and how to make your dining experience even better!

Dining out in France can feel daunting, the French Dining Etiquette is so different to what we are used to in the United States. But dining in France doesn't have to be scary, after moving to France and dining out there often, I have come up with a lot of tips and tricks. Click through to read my Ultimate French Dining Guide to help you master the art of dining out in France. | Epicure & Culture #frenchdining #diningetiquette #france #traveltips

French etiquette rules, manners, and politesse, as well as other tips for living in France. #france #europe #etiquette #meme

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(Pictured: A formal table setting, fit for a French dinner.) This is how a French restaurant would set up your table before serving you food. Forks and napkins to the left, knives to the right, plate in the middle, and wine glasses above the plate. The French take pride in their cuisine and setting the table is as important as any other aspect.

Victoria Sarquisse 🎀; M.A. |Elegance-Etiquette-Deportment on Instagram: "🎀 Historically, the practice of keeping hands visible at the dining table, particularly in some European and French dining etiquette, has roots in safety and trustworthiness. In medieval and Renaissance Europe, dining together was often a display of trust and goodwill. Keeping hands visible ensured that diners were not concealing weapons such as knives or daggers. 😳 While the direct threat of concealed weapons may…