How game are you when eating out???
Posted by: rach
16th Feb 2011 04:16pm
I am curious to know how game people are when it comes to eating out?
It seems these days there are always new eateries opening up, especially in the countries capital cities.
How interested are you in taking a chance and going somewhere new and different?? The chance of finding a new hidden gem and exciting new atmosphere???
Or do you stick with the tried and tested, where you know you will enjoy your night, eat a favourite meal, and feel like you have visted an 'old friend'???
It seems these days there are always new eateries opening up, especially in the countries capital cities.
How interested are you in taking a chance and going somewhere new and different?? The chance of finding a new hidden gem and exciting new atmosphere???
Or do you stick with the tried and tested, where you know you will enjoy your night, eat a favourite meal, and feel like you have visted an 'old friend'???
cheebs
- 29th Mar 2011 02:59pm
Depends on the circumstances, if we are going as a family somewhere familiar where we feel comfortable and know the kids are welcome is better but on a rare chance its the two of us we are up to try eating somewhere and something different .
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