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In Paris's trendy restaurants, uncomfortable furniture becomes an accepted norm
Fashionable establishments offer tiny seats and overcrowded spaces, an discomfort embraced by both restaurateurs and diners.
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Fashionable establishments offer tiny seats and overcrowded spaces, an discomfort embraced by both restaurateurs and diners.

A BBC Business video captures residents of both cities discussing how much they typically tip and whether tipping culture has become excessive

A number of American eateries are eliminating tips, arguing the long-standing practice is unfair to workers and diners alike, according to BBC Business.

Diners are increasingly encountering artificial intelligence-generated food photos on restaurant menus, with some social media users describing the images as strange and off-putting.

Restaurateurs in the UK, France and Canada report a rise in missing tableware, fixtures and even furniture, according to a report by The Guardian.