There’s a popular belief that good manners begin with saying “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry.” While that’s true, being ...

“and you never know if you’re sitting across from someone who is really clued in to good manners.” She adds that placing your elbows on the table literally changes your posture—and not in ...

But good table manners involve a lot more than that. According to the workshop instructor, people should be happy and comfortable when they are dining with you. It sounds easy but it is not.