It introduces the key regions of France and the specialities of each, covering their history and significance to the local people. It explains the dishes that you will find on the regional menus, how to order and eat them, and other essential words andphrases for navigating the French food scene.The extensive section on etiquette covers all the dos and don’ts of local customs so you need never feel awkward or uncertain. From how to toast fellow diners correctly (tip: always look them in the eye),tonever biting into your piece of bread directly (tip: break bread into pieces before eating it and it’s fine to mop up food from your plate with it).Written by France-based Lonely Planet author, Nicola Williams, Eat France provides an on-the-ground insight into the country’s best neighbourhoods and latest trends. A dedicated feature also demystifies French wine so that you can taste and appreciate it like a local.