trips and have out-of-town culinary/cultural adventures? Thanks Chowhounds! Susan (5 replies, last updated by cajun-gwailo July 31, 2004)

I will be in town this weekend and have time for one (and, unfortunately, only one) quick stop in Chinatown around lunchtime. I have explored Boston’s Chinatown quite a bit, but know little about New York’s. Could... (7 replies, last updated by newsjoke August 30, 2002)

hi all... i’m new to fort greene. i’ve been browsing through all of the older posts on things like pizza and chinese food in the area, but i’m wondering what’s particularly good in the take-out world these... (3 replies, last updated by bolletje September 22, 2007)

Any recommendations for places around town (inside 128) that make people feel comfortable dining alone? Especially as a single female, I have had some pretty rude waitstaff and poor seating, when all I’d like is parity with... (8 replies, last updated by Karl S. February 17, 2002)

the goal of my inquiry. I’m interested in out of the way kinds of cooking for singles that will allow me to explore either more complex cooking or unusual foods. I’ll check out the Lawson book. I’ve just... (10 replies, last updated by JoAnn S February 11, 2002)

restaurants but will I be out of place alone? (6 replies, last updated by josh November 4, 2003)

at the bar. In fact, a couple of Toronto’s best places to go are spots that have a vibrant chef’s bar scene that make single diners quite at home – so if something like that exists, let me know. The better the... (8 replies, last updated by HaagenDazs March 25, 2009)

Where can I find singles for fine dining? Any clubs out there? 30’s 40’s?? (0 replies, last updated by Lisa September 20, 2004)

I know that Cost Plus, World Market sells single beers so you can create your own six pack. Not sure if all the ones you want are sold in singles but they’re worth checking out! (3 replies, last updated by kirikara November 17, 2009)

Will be in Boston for over a week in early Fall by myself...Any recs for good places to eat for a single diner, who loves great food, who does not want to be put at the worst table at the back by the kitchen, who is willing to... (5 replies, last updated by ghostcat July 12, 2008)

From the blog “A Way to Garden”- core, de-stem, quarter. Add just a touch of water so they do not initially stick. Cook down till soft. Blend a portion or all to get the texture mix you like and freeze in pint or... (18 replies, last updated by corneygirl September 21, 2009)

DaveT, Could you describe the Linkwood? I have not had it yet and would love to hear your impression. Next time I am downtown (DC) I will check out my two favorite stores and see what selection they carry. Always looking to try new... (6 replies, last updated by DavidT September 18, 2008)

of solo diners, in my experience. The fish & vegetable items are outstanding. Plus there’s an excellent cheese selection. Bao Noodles (2nd Ave & 23rd) is small enough that a single diner doesn’t stick out. Sit at a... (11 replies, last updated by JBS May 25, 2004)

You might want to check out the Wine House in West LA. I’ve been there many times, and they do have a wide variety of scotchs – especially if you’re looking for older, rarer, muy $$$$$ single malts. Maybe call... (6 replies, last updated by Roberto Rogness December 2, 2004)

Will be there for a couple of days alone over a weekend (with rental car) and would like some Chowhound suggestions for a single male who likes good food and can be an adventurous eater.. some places where a guy would not feel... (1 reply, last updated by Bob Mervine April 15, 2006)