A location with televisions or music playing loudly is probably not a good option. We’ve even held meetups in a restaurant that didn’t tell us our room was reserved on the same night a band would perform. Check it all out in advance.- Let everyone in your group have their own check. With a group of 6-8 this should not be a problem with the restaurant.
- It’s good to check for vegetarian menu options, depending on your guests.
- If you are meeting during Ramadan, your Muslim guests will not be able to eat or drink until sundown (check with them to be sure), so plan accordingly.
Tips for meeting in a restaurant
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