Celebrate solo holidays without feeling lonely – the world’s first single-person restaurant
By MOOK Scenic Spots & Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
During holidays, watching couples stroll the streets, silently excluding the unattached, often feels disheartening. Even if you want to enjoy a nice meal, there are rarely restaurants suitable for singles. Now, the world’s first single-person restaurant has opened in Amsterdam. Eenmaal, the single-person restaurant, refuses entry to paired guests, encouraging everyone to enjoy the atmosphere of dining alone while also hoping they’ll put away their phones and magazines—stepping away from virtual companions—to fully embrace the beautiful moments that come with eating solo.
The single-person restaurant Eenmaal. (Photo credit: Eenmaal)
Enjoy delicious meals comfortably on your own. (Photo credit: Eenmaal)
Large floor-to-ceiling windows make the space bright and airy, showing that dining alone isn’t scary at all. (Photo credit: Eenmaal)
The restaurant pays great attention to every detail of the dining experience. (Photo credit: Eenmaal)
Every aspect of the plating is meticulously designed to create the perfect ambiance for guests. (Photo credit: Eenmaal)
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