Please don't mind me if my family doesn't dine in at restaurants or fastfood. We did however go and visit restaurants before (many years ago) and at the time when my children are younger and when they like burgers from Wendy's, A& W's, or McDonnalds. We used to dine in at Moxie's and my favourite order of their specials are the Italian fettuccine : seafood (mussels, shrimps, clams, scallops). While the members of my family ordered bbq spare ribs, Mexican tacos, chicken, beef steak, salads and baked potatoes. Yeah, seemed like the delicious food I usually cooked at home. We sometimes dine in at a sushi cafe. Uhm, how many times? Maybe just 3x in 26 years.
Whatever available at restaurants I can cook them just like what those chefs are capable of cooking and even under pressure. I worked at restaurants before so I got the training I need.
YOU as a human being with lots of money to spend... go ahead and have your lunch and dinner at your fave restaurants. If you are just by yourself, leaving alone it's better to eat at fast foods and restaurants and pubs because it's cheaper. Maybe you are just a couple, it is economically better to dine in at restaurants than cooking at home. For a whole family to dine in at restaurants whether these places are ordinary or not, those high-end establishments will simply emptied your wallet. Five to seven members of your family will eventually lead you paying hefty sum of money for dinner. $150-$200 for dinner including tip. Cocktails/wine not included.
Well it depends. You can dine in at resturants that offer brunch or buffet. You wonder why Chinese restaurants are full of patrons for buffet. Cheaper by the dozen.
However, some well -to- do families often dine in their fancy, famous, favourite restaurants/pub that they can rely and trust that their excellent service is at the most of their priority list that after gourmet food are consumed a big, courtesy tips are given to their polite, honest and couteous hardworking servers and cooks.
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