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Old Apr 24, 2019 | 6:47 am
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Originally Posted by bhrubin
I think it's appropriate to dress better in a nice restaurant, but I think the times of jackets and ties being necessary for that consideration have long since passed.
Totally agree with this statement, although I'm also not in the camp of anything goes. I was in a 1-star restaurant in Chicago last fall, dressed nicely but without a tie (I hate them), when we noticed a couple come in dressed like they had just come from a day of sightseeing along Michigan Ave. It just looked sloppy, like they hadn't planned to eat at this restaurant at all, but had just happened upon it, which did ruin a celebration evening for us just a little bit.

I don't care about collars, but I'm ok with Michelin restaurants enforcing rules such as no athletic shoes, no jeans with holes, no shirts with obnoxious slogans (I know, I know, who decides it's obnoxious), etc.
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