Diners in major cities are rediscovering the lost art of late-night eating as cultural attitudes shift toward embracing meals after midnight. The trend reflects a growing acceptance of delayed dining schedules, breaking away from traditional early-evening routines. Restaurants in urban centers are adapting to meet demand, offering extended hours and specialized late-night menus. This resurgence challenges conventional perceptions of when and how people should eat.
From London to Boston, Diners Are Learning to Eat Late Again Bloomberg.com
