A documentary has exposed how restaurants rank customers according to looks - and place the people they deem to be pleasing to the eye at the front while hiding the less attractive ones at the back.

一部紀(jì)錄片顯示，餐廳會(huì)對(duì)顧客的外表進(jìn)行排序，把外表養(yǎng)眼的人安排在靠前的座位，而把相貌平平的安排在靠后的座位。

Channel 4's new four-part series, Tricks of the Restaurant Trade, sent models into three top London restaurants where they were given 'golden tables' - prominent seats near the front.

英國(guó)第4頻道的四集紀(jì)錄片《餐廳的詭計(jì)》派出一些模特來到三家位于倫敦的頂級(jí)餐廳。他們都被安排到了靠前又顯眼的“尊享位”。

But those considered to be less attractive were relegated to the areas near the kitchen or toilets - or were even simply told there were no tables available.

而長(zhǎng)相不起眼的人則被安排到靠廚房和廁所的座位，或者直接被告知沒有座位。

The show is presented by Simon Rimmer, Kate Quilton and actor Adam Pearson, who suffers from neurofibromatosis, which has left his face covered in dozens of non-cancerous tumours.

這檔節(jié)目由西蒙?里默、凱特?奎爾頓和演員亞當(dāng)?皮爾遜主持。皮爾遜患有多發(fā)性神經(jīng)纖維瘤，這導(dǎo)致他的臉部長(zhǎng)有許多良性腫瘤。

During the experiment Mr Pearson hired the models and sent them into the restaurants shortly before he and a friend also attempted to get a table.

在測(cè)試中，皮爾遜請(qǐng)了一些模特到目標(biāo)餐廳就餐，隨后自己也和朋友到這些餐廳找座位。

In all three cases the women were given seats in prime locations while the men were either hidden away or refused tables.

在測(cè)試的三家餐廳中，女性都被安排坐到了最佳位置上，而男性則被安排到不起眼的位置，或是直接被拒絕給座位。

Mr Pearson said: 'It's disappointing. The next time you get sat at the back of the restaurant, now you know why.'

皮爾遜說：“結(jié)果讓人堵得慌。下次你再被安排到餐廳靠后的座位，你就知道為什么了?！?/p>

Two restaurateurs interviewed for the show admitted such discrimination is common practice.

節(jié)目還采訪了兩位餐館老板，兩人皆承認(rèn)這種歧視性做法在業(yè)內(nèi)很常見。

TV chef Simon Rimmer, who owns Greens in Manchester and Earle in Cheshire, said: 'Every restaurant has a golden table where they sit the best looking customers.

電視名廚西蒙?里默在曼徹斯特和柴郡開了兩家分別名為“綠色”和“厄爾”的餐廳。他說：“每家餐廳都有一張'尊享位'，留給那些最養(yǎng)眼的顧客?！?/p>

'A restaurant's clientèle give off a certain message about the place.

“一家餐廳的顧客會(huì)傳達(dá)出特定的信息。

'Good looking customers attract more people and make you more cash so you sit them where they can be seen.'

“長(zhǎng)得好看的顧客可以吸引更多的人，讓你賺到更多的錢，所以你把他們安排到顯眼的位置上。”

Neil Gill, who owns London's Season Kitchen, told The Sun: 'Everybody likes to associate themselves with cool people and good looking people.

尼爾?吉爾是倫敦“四季廚房”的老板。他告訴《太陽(yáng)報(bào)》：“大家都喜歡和外形時(shí)髦、賞心悅目的人待在一起。

'You want to feel like you are eating in a restaurant where there are other cool people.'

“你想要這種感覺：仿佛你正和其他一些時(shí)髦的人一起在餐廳吃飯。”

Tricks of the Restaurant Trade, which airs on Channel 4 at 8pm on Tuesday, aims to find out how customers can ensure they get the best quality food and reveals some of the techniques that restaurants regularly use.

《餐廳的詭計(jì)》正于每周二晚8點(diǎn)在第4頻道播出。這部紀(jì)錄片致力于尋找讓顧客可以判斷食物質(zhì)量的方法，并揭露了一些餐廳常用的伎倆。

A documentary has exposed how restaurants rank customers according to looks - and place the people they deem to be pleasing to the eye at the front while hiding the less attractive ones at the back.

一部紀(jì)錄片顯示，餐廳會(huì)對(duì)顧客的外表進(jìn)行排序，把外表養(yǎng)眼的人安排在靠前的座位，而把相貌平平的安排在靠后的座位。

Channel 4's new four-part series, Tricks of the Restaurant Trade, sent models into three top London restaurants where they were given 'golden tables' - prominent seats near the front.

英國(guó)第4頻道的四集紀(jì)錄片《餐廳的詭計(jì)》派出一些模特來到三家位于倫敦的頂級(jí)餐廳。他們都被安排到了靠前又顯眼的“尊享位”。

But those considered to be less attractive were relegated to the areas near the kitchen or toilets - or were even simply told there were no tables available.

而長(zhǎng)相不起眼的人則被安排到靠廚房和廁所的座位，或者直接被告知沒有座位。

The show is presented by Simon Rimmer, Kate Quilton and actor Adam Pearson, who suffers from neurofibromatosis, which has left his face covered in dozens of non-cancerous tumours.

這檔節(jié)目由西蒙?里默、凱特?奎爾頓和演員亞當(dāng)?皮爾遜主持。皮爾遜患有多發(fā)性神經(jīng)纖維瘤，這導(dǎo)致他的臉部長(zhǎng)有許多良性腫瘤。

During the experiment Mr Pearson hired the models and sent them into the restaurants shortly before he and a friend also attempted to get a table.

在測(cè)試中，皮爾遜請(qǐng)了一些模特到目標(biāo)餐廳就餐，隨后自己也和朋友到這些餐廳找座位。

In all three cases the women were given seats in prime locations while the men were either hidden away or refused tables.

在測(cè)試的三家餐廳中，女性都被安排坐到了最佳位置上，而男性則被安排到不起眼的位置，或是直接被拒絕給座位。

Mr Pearson said: 'It's disappointing. The next time you get sat at the back of the restaurant, now you know why.'

皮爾遜說：“結(jié)果讓人堵得慌。下次你再被安排到餐廳靠后的座位，你就知道為什么了?！?/p>

Two restaurateurs interviewed for the show admitted such discrimination is common practice.

節(jié)目還采訪了兩位餐館老板，兩人皆承認(rèn)這種歧視性做法在業(yè)內(nèi)很常見。

TV chef Simon Rimmer, who owns Greens in Manchester and Earle in Cheshire, said: 'Every restaurant has a golden table where they sit the best looking customers.

電視名廚西蒙?里默在曼徹斯特和柴郡開了兩家分別名為“綠色”和“厄爾”的餐廳。他說：“每家餐廳都有一張'尊享位'，留給那些最養(yǎng)眼的顧客?！?/p>

'A restaurant's clientèle give off a certain message about the place.

“一家餐廳的顧客會(huì)傳達(dá)出特定的信息。

'Good looking customers attract more people and make you more cash so you sit them where they can be seen.'

“長(zhǎng)得好看的顧客可以吸引更多的人，讓你賺到更多的錢，所以你把他們安排到顯眼的位置上?！?/p>

Neil Gill, who owns London's Season Kitchen, told The Sun: 'Everybody likes to associate themselves with cool people and good looking people.

尼爾?吉爾是倫敦“四季廚房”的老板。他告訴《太陽(yáng)報(bào)》：“大家都喜歡和外形時(shí)髦、賞心悅目的人待在一起。

'You want to feel like you are eating in a restaurant where there are other cool people.'

“你想要這種感覺：仿佛你正和其他一些時(shí)髦的人一起在餐廳吃飯?！?/p>

Tricks of the Restaurant Trade, which airs on Channel 4 at 8pm on Tuesday, aims to find out how customers can ensure they get the best quality food and reveals some of the techniques that restaurants regularly use.

《餐廳的詭計(jì)》正于每周二晚8點(diǎn)在第4頻道播出。這部紀(jì)錄片致力于尋找讓顧客可以判斷食物質(zhì)量的方法，并揭露了一些餐廳常用的伎倆。