In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to the dilemma of consuming refreshments at Paris's ...

I have tried to tell my husband that it’s just bad manners to start cleaning up the meal when people are still eating it. GENTLE READER: Yes, it is. But a 15-minute respite also seems extreme.

This great British dilemma has long been a social faux pas just waiting to trip us up, but a study has found that attitudes ...

Engaging in gross eating habits. Having poor hygiene or bad manners when eating, bringing in super-stinky food (like heating ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to navigating social dining with celiac disease.

Advice; Best of Miss Manners: Isn’t it in bad taste for a bride and groom to eat steak while guests get pork chops? Published: ; Nov. 18, 2024, 10:00 a.m.

Parents are supposed to guide their children and teach them all about being a productive member of society. But here are 11 bad manners used by people who were not taught how to behave growing up.

Over time, the way society works tends to change, with certain behaviors becoming much more common. Here are 11 things that seem like bad manners but are actually socially acceptable now.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I read, some time ago, that you are supposed to cut your food one piece at a time, eat it, then repeat. However, I pride myself on efficiency, and picking up and putting down ...

Eating your food at a restaurant while others are still waiting for their dish to arrive is not rude, scientists have found. The predicament of what to do if a waiter brings only part of a table’s ...

I have tried to tell my husband that it’s just bad manners to start cleaning up the meal when people are still eating it. GENTLE READER: Yes, it is. But a 15-minute respite also seems extreme.

I have tried to tell my husband that it’s just bad manners to start cleaning up the meal when people are still eating it. GENTLE READER: Yes, it is. But a 15-minute respite also seems extreme.