Friday, February 22, 2013

grouping

Every Sunday after church we have been going out to breakfast
trying a new restaurant each week.


Two weeks in a row we have been offered a seating choice new to us . . .

"Good Morning.
I have a small table for two in the corner or . . . 
we are doing grouping at the round table"


We have met some very friendly people during these breakfasts.
I say - give grouping a try.
{by the way: There are a lot of Canadians spending the winter in Venice}

5 comments:

  1. Long ago I ate at a restaurant in the Amish country somewhere, possibly Lancaster, PA, and we were seated at a large table like the grouping you describe. We had a charming dinner and shared wonderful conversation with a couple from Brooklyn. It was really delightful and if we'd declined we would have missed a very pleasant time.

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  2. On a cruise ship, grouping is common for breakfasts. I love it. My husband, not so much.
    : ) Kris

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  3. Oh my, that would really stepping out for me. Tom on the other hand, was born to sit at a "grouping".

    Question: Does that make you a groupie?

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  4. Actually grouping sounds like a nice way to meet new people and possibly make new friends. I'd try it. Love the photos of the restaurant. Looks like a nice little place.
    Robyn

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  5. I have been part of this type of eating and I found it most interesting. I like that you tried it, and I think it would be fun to sit at your table.

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