Date restaurant?
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11-07-2007, 06:17 PM
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#18
11-07-2007, 06:30 PM
Originally Posted by G-girl
WHOA okay, wait a minute, girl-talk, boy-talk here.
Sorry to change the subject Grace, but I want to ask this question, what do you guys normally do or expect on a first date when you guys meet a girl? YOu ask her out so you can get to know her more... what sort of venue or event would you take her on your first date?
I guess to me, Chez Panisse is appropriate. It's quiet, you and your date can talk and not yell above the noise. Skates is nice, same type of atmosphere, the view of SF is breathtaking.
Let's here it guys.... just want to know.
Sorry to change the subject Grace, but I want to ask this question, what do you guys normally do or expect on a first date when you guys meet a girl? YOu ask her out so you can get to know her more... what sort of venue or event would you take her on your first date?
I guess to me, Chez Panisse is appropriate. It's quiet, you and your date can talk and not yell above the noise. Skates is nice, same type of atmosphere, the view of SF is breathtaking.
Let's here it guys.... just want to know.
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#25
11-07-2007, 07:50 PM
Originally Posted by G-girl
Okay... In my days (I'm 87 
) when a guy wants to get to know a lady, he takes his time to go to a nice, quiet place. Although $400 is steep for a first date, a nice, quiet place is appropriate. A pizza place is not. JMHO.
) when a guy wants to get to know a lady, he takes his time to go to a nice, quiet place. Although $400 is steep for a first date, a nice, quiet place is appropriate. A pizza place is not. JMHO.what ever happen to the guy cooking the girl a nice romantic dinner?
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11-07-2007, 08:00 PM
#27
11-07-2007, 08:01 PM
Originally Posted by Grace
Gentlemen, I need your help! I've been under a rock socially for a bit and have no idea of the good spots anymore. Can anyone recommend an elegant/cool restaurant in the Oakland/Berkeley area? Preferably with a place to park where my car isn't killed? (Yes, I'm asking a lot....lol).
#28
11-07-2007, 08:04 PM
Hey, Gillian, I'm no help for that particular part of the Bay. However, you being yourself will definitely afford a great time. The place/restaurant does have something to do with it . . . But the company is the most important part in the equation. You can share a slice of pizza sitting on a cardboard box with a great guy and have a wonderful time.
Regardless of where you choose . . . Have a wonderful time kiddo.
Regardless of where you choose . . . Have a wonderful time kiddo.
#29
11-07-2007, 08:04 PM
Originally Posted by kris79
what ever happen to the guy cooking the girl a nice romantic dinner?
To me, I prefer just to have a cocktail then I can pretty much gauge if I want to spend anymore time with the guy such as dinner. But, in Grace's case, the guy asked her to pick a restaurant. 
