'Table for one' and more dining out trends you can expect to see next year

A focus on cheaper ingredients and fewer people dining out are just some of the food trends we can expect to see this year 🍽

Restaurant goers will see a rise in solo dining, the use of cheaper overlooked ingredients to combat the, and more interest in diversifying our cultural appetite, according to dinner booking platform, Resy.

Nearly one in three report they have dined alone, according to Resy’s research, citing preferring their own company and wanting to eat on their own timings. It can be harder to book in some places with restrictions on minimum two per table but hopefully, attitudes will continue to shift.On top of this, it’s expected more vegetarian food will enter the bellies of diners.

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