Blind Dining Experience Coming to New England: Dining in the Dark

Have you seen those restaurants where people are blindfolded while eating?

It is a real thing, and it is coming to New England. So if you're like me and you have always wanted to try that, you now can!

Yes, you are literally blindfolded for your entire meal, allowing you to connect with you're partner, family, and the food/drinks in front of you.

If you are a bit weary, me too. But this kind of dining concept has done really well in cities all over the world. Below is a brief description of the logistics and why this kind of dining is offered. According to a Boston Uncovered article:

Ever wondered what it is like to eat in the dark? Eminent psychologists have been advocating dining in the dark as the ultimate taste experience for many years. Studies show that 80 percent of people eat with their eyes; with that sense eliminated, the theory is that the other senses—namely taste and smell—take over to elevate your meal to a whole new level. After donning your blindfold in the darkened, candlelit room, you'll soon realize that focusing on taste and smell alone can be a truly enlightening experience—provided you're not afraid of the dark!

This seems wildly fun. Taking a date night to a whole new level.

This is a 90-minute, ticketed, meal at Premiere on Broadway in Boston, Massachusetts. Tickets are $80 per person for this once-in-a-lifetime dining experience.

According to a Feverup article, some of the highlights for your meal are below:

🍲 A blindfolded dining experience: explore the full potential of your taste buds
👩‍🍳 A secret and exclusive 3-course menu, including starter, main, and dessert
🍽️ Enjoy the nuances of each ingredient as you heighten your senses of taste and smell
⭐ Premiere On Broadway is a family-owned restaurant known for its dedication to fresh, high-quality Italian American cuisine and vibrant arts-inspired decor for a lively dining experience

Here is a sneak peak of what your dining will look like.

Would you do try this experience?