What restaurant should we go out for a date?

Question

I am taking out a girl which I am dating for a while, but I am not sure which restaurant I should choose. She said she did not mind where we should go, but I want to take her somewhere good but I don`t know what kind of taste would be best. So what would you recommend, chinese/italian/french/.. something else and why?
Thanks in advance

Answer 1

What you discuss/do during the date is far more important than where you take her. Sure, many women would cry abuse if you take them to a less-than-stellar restaurant where Presidents and Princesses dine, but ultimately, what matters most is how you spent the time while you're there.



Take her to a place where she hasn't been before, for a change.



"but I cannot know unless I ask her " -- Not necessarily, but asking her is the easiest way of doing it. You can also get such information by just encouraging her to talk about places she's been to.



My answer wasn't meant to be a cop-out answer -- I was just trying to tell you that you have more options than the ones you've listed.



Enjoy your date!

Answer 2

Certainly you realize by now that when a woman says, "I don't mind", she's lying! Last time I took Marge to Burger King, I couldn't see out of one eye for a week.



What she means is, "surprise me".



Take her to a mid-range, but somewhat classy place. A hole-in-the-wall restaurant might be OK if there is something special about it, like it has a really good cheese-steak, or a famous person used to work there, or it has a funky decor that makes for good conversation.



But don't go for too expensive, because that implies that you are too serious about the relationship too soon, and creates an awkward vibe. Save the expensive place for her birthday.



French is usually way too expensive for a casual date (I know of a few exceptions, however). Just take her to a place that YOU really like, so that: (i) she gets to know you better by seeing what places that you like, and why (women like to "discover" things about you); and, (ii) it insures that you, at least, will have a good time, no matter what happens.

Answer 3

Something you can afford would be ideal. If you don't know her taste palette yet, you might want to avoid exotic places. It would be a boring date if she didn't eat a bite of food on her plate.



Stick with something generic. The idea is for you to spend time together, not so much what the venue is. If the highlight of the date for her is the meal she had, then she just isn't that into you.



Don't do Taco Bell though. I once went on a date with a woman (friend of a friend). My friend told me the previous date she had was at Taco Bell and the guy talked on his cel phone. She didn't enjoy the date at all.

Answer 4

I would take her to an italian restaurant most definately. Me and all my friends LOVE italian and personally I think its the best place to go on a date. Olive Garden is a favorite of mine because the food is good, the romantic atmosphere is wonderful, however; the price is a little high it ranges about $30 for me and my boyfriend. Good luck!

Answer 5

You aren't taking her out for food. You should be taking her to a restaurant that you can spend a lot of time talking and getting to know her. Find a nice, quiet un-rushed place.



If you've been dating her for awhile, why are you trying to impress her now? What's wrong with just going to watch the sun set? Sounds to me like you might be wasting a lot of money just trying to get to know someone. I'd be curious to know if you are very inexperienced at this.

Answer 6

No guy would desire to take the seat dealing with the wall. Etiquette is in line with Victorian or perhaps till now notions of keeping the female (alongside with walking on the exterior of the sidewalk). As such, the guy desires to have a sparkling view of the room and sufficient danger to act, would desire to or no longer that's had to guard his lady dinner concentrated visitor. by way of fact the female would be doing maximum persons of the speaking, it incredibly is extreme that the guy have some thing to look at and occupy his interest in the process the discussions of her artwork, her buddies, her cat and different mundane info of her existence. As reported by way of others, that's the guy's duty to summon the waiter for certainly one of those reasons, maximum extremely, to reserve yet another highball interior the form the verbal replace turns into particularly tedious. additionally, if it incredibly is a company that has televisions (possibly showing a ballgame), it incredibly is extreme that the guy have the skill to hint the score surreptitiously, particularly than having to openly turn around, stare at his cellular telephone, or take assorted restroom breaks to refresh ScoreCenter. In end, adult adult males ought to consistently take a seat with their backs to the wall. It ensures the guy would have a great time on the eating place. like the previous saying is going: "happy guy, that's all".

Answer 7

The man isn't gay, usually gay men have intelligence; so he really isn't gay. Just a ****.



Well I say something easy that most people like, go Italian everyone loves spag bowl and garlic bread; you can not go wrong with Italian.

Answer 8

Try Indian or Thai.



Amusing link that I can't post in a question for some strange reason:



http://radicalprofeminist.blogspot.com/2010/06/those-mratrolls-and-their-list-of.html



Shows how moderate these GWS feminists really are

Answer 9

Gourmet Italian. Pizza & Pasta :D

Answer 10

Burger King.

Answer 11

I'd have to say Italian, too... It's usually inexpensive, good atmosphere, and there's something for everyone on the menu.

Answer 12

Chuck E Cheese... they have games there also!