HOW THE GUIDES ARE MADE
A useful guide
shows its working.
Research, editorial judgment and a way for readers to report what has changed.
Research and experience are different.
Table for One uses AI tools to assist with research, drafting and organization. Jennifer Brandt is responsible for the editorial decisions. A researched recommendation does not mean Jennifer has personally visited a venue; personal experience should be stated explicitly.
Practical details have a date.
Prices, transport, opening hours and businesses change. The reader pages preserve dated research notes and source links where available. Those dates describe a past check, not a live guarantee. Confirm time-sensitive details with the operator before booking or traveling.
Suitability takes judgment.
A high rating is one useful signal. Location, access, noise, price, comfort and the experience of visiting alone also matter. The aim is to help you make a choice, rather than assume every highly rated place will suit every reader.
Your feedback matters.
If a recommendation no longer fits or a factual detail has changed, send the book title and the relevant passage or location. The publisher can then investigate and update the appropriate edition or reader page.