The famous ’21′ Club was the last restaurant currently open in Manhattan to require a tie in its public dining rooms, until it dropped this rule last year. Only 12 restaurants in the Big Apple, arguably the most formal dining town in America, even require a jacket. Many fine-dining spots suggest but do not require a jacket, and most will accept diners in casual trousers and a collarless shirt if the other choice is losing that diner.
Read more here: No Jacket Required
The thing is you’ll be making that exact same face when all those toxins in the ink reach your belly.
Coming soon to chain restaurants nationwide: Calorie counts on chain restaurant menus and menu boards. To us at Eat This, Not That!, this particular provision couldn’t have come soon enough. Case in point: Any of the menu items listed below.
The truth is that it can be nearly impossible to distinguish between a healthy menu choice, and a menu choice that sounds healthy but will actually add hundreds of extra and unnecessary calories to your diet—and potentially saddle you with an extra pound or two every month. You may care about your health and try your hardest to eat conscientiously, but when restaurants offer salads that exceed 1,500 calories and seemingly harmless seafood dishes flirt with 2,000 calories, all that hard work goes to waste—and to your waistline. In researching our newest book, Drink This, Not That!, we discovered the 6 worst “healthy” food offenders. Make the smart swaps listed below, though, and you can lose a few pounds every week—effortlessly—and without ever dieting again.
Read more here: The Worst ‘Healthy’ Foods In America
When the weather’s hot, toss up one of these salads for a wonderful meal or side dish
Read more here: Easy summer salads
