A new perspective suggests that sitting next to your companion at a restaurant is a superior way to eat.
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While some may view dining side-by-side as cringe or a sign of codependency, a new argument suggests this seating arrangement is actually a better way to share a meal.
According to a piece by Eater, this style of dining offers a different dynamic than the traditional face-to-face setup, challenging the norms of restaurant etiquette.
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