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[callisto8413]

With Taverns I have come to wonder if my Dining Room is even being used!  Do you folks bother with a Dining Room if you know you are going to have a Tavern?  Nobody seems to eat in the Dining Room anymore.  Mostly kids playing in it.

[Stormfeather]

Well I make a dining room and turn it into a tavern so... it's pretty much the same thing I used to do, just with a tavern slapped over it.

I do generally have a secondary dining room I make lower down in the fortress over the arena, but that's just because it amuses me more than anything.

[delphonso]

Lately I have set the dining room, tavern, and food stockpile all near each other. The dining room usually consisting of a separate, but attached room to the tavern.

Previously, I kept food near the farms, and the dining room near that, and the tavern somewhere else totally.

I don't like having a messy tavern, so I try to keep them separate still. But it's not a big deal either way. As long as you have tables and chairs somewhere.

[PatrikLundell]

A tavern with tables and chairs basically replaces a public dining room, but nobles still require private ones...

[Stench Guzman]

There's no reason not to have a separate dining room unless you are short on space for whatever reason.

In a large fort you'll want a bunch of smaller food stockpiles and dining rooms all over the place to minimize travel time.

[Shonai_Dweller]

I always have several smallish 8-person dining rooms in my Tavern. Sculpture gardens and museums too. I enjoy building a sprawling tavern over time. It's nice to see the dorfs spread and make use of all of it.

[anewaname]

If your dwarfs eat more often in the tavern than in the dining room, that just means you have enough tables in the tavern for all of your dwarfs. I always have a spare dining room, usually 6 or 8 tables in a room full of moss.