It’s going to happen sometimes — you find yourself alone at mealtime, but you’re not at home, and your only option is dining ...

People eat more with friends and family than when dining alone -- a possible throwback to our early ancestors' approach to survival, according to a new study. This phenomenon is known as 'social ...

"Here, solo dining is the mirroring of bigger social behaviors." A record 30% of Americans live alone, and people are marrying later than ever before and less often than ever.

Whether it be grabbing a sandwich on your lunch break or sitting down at a restaurant for dinner, Americans love dining out. In fact, Americans eat out 5.9 times a week on average — and it can ...

People aged 35 to 44 spent the most, ... Americans eat out an average of 5.9 times a week, ... Click here to see the cities where people spend the most on dining out.

Why People Still Eat Out. People still choose to dine at restaurants or order delivery. According to U.S. Foods 2023 The Diner Dispatch survey, the average person eats out three times a month or ...

People eat more with friends and family than when dining alone—a possible throwback to our early ancestors' approach to survival, according to a new study. This phenomenon is known as "social ...

Some people prefer dining solo because it’s convenient, with no cooking or cleaning up at home. Others are actively seeking out solo meals as a way to try new restaurants.

“Here, solo dining is the mirroring of bigger social behaviors.” A record 30% of Americans live alone, and people are marrying later than ever before and less often than ever.