French restaurants generally expect you to wait to be seated, even if you’ve reserved. Let the staff know you’re here, and they’ll take care of the rest. Don’t rush in and find your own table, it’s considered impolite. Note that some restaurants let you sit outside without waiting for staff.
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Watch this short clip in French. The clip starts at 2:15 (in case it doesn’t automatically start there). I highly recommend…
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