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Story summary
- Resy, a hospitality platform, reports that 90% of Gen Z diners enjoy communal seating, vs. 60% of boomers, signaling a resurgence.
- The trend reflects a desire for real-world interactions after growing up online.
- Experts say communal dining can ease social anxiety by promoting group conversation.
- Some criticize the concept as awkward, while others cite affordability and new-people opportunities.
- Research indicates social dining leads to greater happiness and life satisfaction.
