Planning a first date? Research says be careful what you order

A first date can involve navigating a series of awkward conversations or conflicting opinions. However, a recent study led by Talker Research claims that it all starts with the stomach and dietary choices. Read also | Dating Tips: Going on a first date? Check out these rules millennials love to follow to impress a partner

Research results:

A study of 2,000 adults examined the ways in which choice affects dating. Most of the participants said that the dish can be the secret of a memorable date. This proves that the modern dating scenario can revolve around food and the important role that food can play in bringing two people together romantically.

Participants agreed that dinner dates are an important part of the relationship decision. 41% of participants said that the first dinner date should be a sit-down one, and 63% voted that the location of the dinner had a significant impact. Read also | 10 Best First Date Ideas Because Coffee Dates Are Yesterday

Barry McGowan, CEO of Fogo de Chão, said in a statement: “When it comes to choosing a restaurant, variety is key. Especially if it’s a first date and you’re not sure exactly what the other person likes, you want to choose a place that has something for everyone.”

The survey revealed surprising results:

The survey revealed what your potential partner might look for on a first date. Conversational style, topics of discussion and body language are observed. During the second date, it is very important to be nice to the staff, chew quietly and not talk on the phone. Read also | What women should notice in men on a first date

The survey also offered food choices for people looking to make a great first impression. The best first date foods include grilled chicken breast (44%), salmon (28%), seared steak (26%) and filet mignon (23%). 54% of participants voted to try a new restaurant for a first date, while 74% said they would rather wait until casual dating.