French Etiquette and Faux-pas

French people usually drink soft drinks (sodas) during meals

• True

• False

Ice usually comes with your drinks (soft drinks) in France

• False

• True

Spreading butter on your bread for a tartine at breakfast is common.

• True

• False

Soft drinks such as sodas (Pepsi, Coke) are usually served when eating appetizers or fast foods

• True

• False

Dinner is usually served between 4-6 PM.

• True

• False

Water is the main drink during meals

• True

• False

Modifications and special requests are totally acceptable when ordering meals

• True

• False

Spreading butter on your bread (baguette) during meals is common

• True

• False

In France Ketchup is often associated with tourism

• True

• False

You're ready to eat at a restaurant but you don't see salt and pepper on your table. What might be the case?

• Salt and pepper is bad for your health, period!

• Restaurant in France don't offer salt and pepper to customers.

• The chef assumes that the dish is well-seasoned, no need for extra salt and pepper.

• The restaurant is out of salt and pepper