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Speaking Restaurant

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Ever have the feeling that people are talking about you in a restaurant? There’s a good chance your instincts aren’t wrong: they probably are. The restaurant industry is notoriously insidery, with secret languages and clever acronyms to boot. We can’t decide if this is lucky or unlucky, but now, thanks to a new series from The New York Times, we’re offered a behind-the-dining-room look at the secret codes of our favorite restaurants. See ‘artichoke’ written on your check? Congratulations, you’re a looker. Catch a glimpse of ‘Big Macher’? Get your wallet out, the check is coming to you. Read the comprehensive list, and become fluent in their language, here

Terms of Service from The New York Times 


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