O'Naturel in Paris Lets Patrons Eat in the Nude
Ellen Smith — November 17, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: restaurant-onaturel.fr & psfk
Diners looking to get a little more comfortable after a heavy meal may be drawn to a new Parisian restaurant called O'Naturel, which invites patrons to enjoy a meal in the nude.
Upon arrival, participating patrons can take their clothes off in a designated dressing area, prior to entering the main dining hall. To maintain the privacy of all the guests, this restaurant covers its windows with black-out curtains, ensuring every diner can enjoy a meal in peace. The restaurant can seat up to 40 guests at a time and offers napkins for those feeling a little shy.
O'Naturel serves as a physical extension of France's naturist community and has been described by the owners as "complete freedom."
Upon arrival, participating patrons can take their clothes off in a designated dressing area, prior to entering the main dining hall. To maintain the privacy of all the guests, this restaurant covers its windows with black-out curtains, ensuring every diner can enjoy a meal in peace. The restaurant can seat up to 40 guests at a time and offers napkins for those feeling a little shy.
O'Naturel serves as a physical extension of France's naturist community and has been described by the owners as "complete freedom."
Trend Themes
1. Clothing-optional Dining - Opportunity for restaurants to offer unique dining experiences by catering to customers seeking a clothing-optional environment.
2. Privacy and Comfort - Potential for businesses to create private and comfortable spaces for customers to enjoy their meals without judgment or distraction.
3. Naturist Lifestyle - Emerging trend of incorporating naturist values and experiences in various aspects of consumer life, including dining.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels, resorts, and restaurants can explore clothing-optional offerings to attract a specific niche market and provide unique experiences.
2. Wellness and Spa - Opportunity to expand wellness offerings to include clothing-optional experiences, catering to those seeking greater body acceptance and relaxation.
3. Tourism and Travel - Travel agencies, tour operators, and destination management companies can incorporate clothing-optional dining experiences as part of curated travel packages for adventurous individuals seeking unique experiences.
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