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[seriallylucky]

Oops.

Anyone know a good place to eat? Nothing too fancy, but I've got a date tonight, and the place I was thinking of taking her is closed. The sign doesn't say why. Looks like the tables all got moved to one side of the room.

I don't have a huge budget, and she doesn't like seafood, but apart from that we should be fine with whatever. Any ideas?

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[caosgo]

This probably isn't the best place to

[oh, screw it. Like he has any right to lecture someone on how they use the network.]

There's an excellent Indian place on Lincoln St. downtown. Not too expensive.

[a good place for lonely bachelors to hang out and drown their sorrows He puts down the street number and directions from the closest subway and bus stops, too.]

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[seriallylucky]

Indian? Nice! I've been wanting to try that sometime. Thanks.

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[caosgo]

I hope it goes well for you.

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[chalicejoker]

[Asking about restaurants when Hajime's family owns one? There's only one way he'd answer this.]

Aikawa's if you want Japanese. There are several non-seafood options, and the price isn't bad.

[He'll include directions.]

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[fatherssins]

If it wasn't dinner I'd suggest my work but for a main meal? I'd say try Italian food.

[wordsgate]

[Oh oh Sam loves giving girl advice.]

A date, huh? Congratulations! If you want to impress her but don't have a huge amount of money, then the best idea is to go somewhere with a lot of atmosphere. Particularly something warm and comfortable.

I personally really like a cafe called The Dish and the Spoon that's near the university. It's not too pricy but the food is great, and there's some pretty cozy seating, particularly in the corner.