Spanish Restaurant Rules

There are some rules that Spanish people need to be aware when they go to Spanish restaurant.

Do not dip the bread in the soup because it’s considered rude to people around you.

Never put the elbows on the table, you can rest your wrists on the table.

Spanish people need to know when to use the cutlery. For example, large tablespoons are for beans and soups.

Spanish people always talking when they sat in a Spanish restaurant and there is no rule in the conversation.

Napkins made of material should always go on laps, but paper napkin you don’t have to.

Table manners in Mexico are a little bit different when we go to a restaurant than in Spain.

Mexican people never show up on time, which mean they always show up 30 to 1 hour late.

In Mexico restaurant, don’t

Mexican people never put their hands on the table. Also, they don’t put their hand on their lap. The right ways to do is your wrist always on top of the table, but not your elbow.

According to Commisceo-global stated, “When you have finished eating, place your knife and fork across your plate with the prongs facing down and the handles facing to the right” (Commisceo-global, 2017).

Dinning table in Peru restaurant similar to Spain and Mexico.

Peru people never show up on time, which mean they always show up 30 to 1 hour late.

Peru people greet everyone when they arrive to the restaurant, which men are shake hand and women are kiss each other on the cheek. Therefore, it is depend on the relationship.

The host at the restaurant always place a seat for you when you’re going to the table. Also, the men always let women sits first.

At Peru restaurant, don’t ever being eating when the host doesn’t says “buen provencho” which mean you may begin

If someone is drinking wine, they should know that always pour wine with the right hand and make sure the bottle is facing