Check out what the media is saying about It’s Just Lunch. (Spoiler alert: Very good things!)
02/13/20
by GOOD MORNING WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — Valentine’s Day can be one of the most “loaded” days of the year when it comes to defining relationships.
Read the full article >06/18/19
by KRISTINE FELLIZAR
One of the toughest parts about dating is investing your time and energy into a building a relationship with someone who may not be as invested as you. It's not always easy to tell if someone is sincere and has real feelings for you or if they're just playing around. But according to experts, there are some things you can watch out for.
Read the full article >06/12/19
by Suzi Marsh
Today on Let's Talk Live, we explored some common dating frustrations with local professional matchmaker, Kate O'Connor. The It's Just Lunch DC matchmaker spoke to us about some new dating terminology, such as "textual tension," "soul mining" and "ghosting." Many millennials are familiar with these terms, as texting and social media have been playing an increasingly large role in relationships.
Read the full article >03/08/19
by Michelle Hackman
After four years of misleading photos, cheating boyfriends and messages that didn’t quite sound authentic, Natasha Topinka decided she was through with online dating. So the 41-year-old pharmaceutical saleswoman, who lives in Oklahoma City, decided to try an old-fashioned approach. Not friends of friends. Not a blind date. She signed up for a bona fide matchmaking service. Read the full article >02/26/19
Brielle Gregory
“…If those methods don’t work, you can also try a matchmaking service like It’s Just Lunch, says Laino. Although they can get expensive, these services offer a more personalized experience, so you’re more likely to get a strong match right out of the gate. “You’re not just fishing online; you’re actually having someone narrow down a potential mate or two for you,” says Laino.”
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