Bye-bye, placemats.

Ever wondered what it would feel like to eat without seeing your food? No colours to admire, no artful plating to photograph, no visual cues to warn you what's sweet, spicy, or sharp. In dark dining ...

To appreciate food involves examining its presentation, aroma and taste. Remove the first sense and you are left trying to discern with smell and taste. This is the experience of most visually ...

When I told people I was spending my birthday eating dinner in the dark, I got a lot of questions. I've always been fascinated by the idea of dark dining, mostly because of scenes from "When in Rome" ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wood panel walls in room before dining room renovation. (This dining room felt "dark and gloomy" before, and the homeowners wanted ...

Put on your blindfold and pick up your fork, and try really hard not to drop anything in your lap. But don’t be too hard on yourself if you do. At Dark Dining at Chef Adrianne’s Vineyard Restaurant ...

Dining in the dark: it's a unique dining concept that's grown in popularity across the globe over the past few years. Buy a ticket, a chef plans out the meal, maybe a beverage expert pairs some wines, ...

Though a blackout is bad news for, say, a major sporting event, it's also a dining trend on the rise with a Boston-area presence. Dark dining dates back to 1999, when concept restaurant, or "blind cow ...