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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Gerianne on April 17, 2017, 06:29:51 am
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for Easter, the restaurant I went to with my relatives was extremely crowded.
we did make a reservation which helped us.
some restaurants were not taking reservations for five people.
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We went to IHOP for Lunch on Easter Sunday and it was very busy.
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My daughter works for a large national chain restaurant in Florida. They were very busy on Easter Sunday. We rarely ever go out to eat on holidays - that's often a home cooked meal occasion, but I suppose many people do like to take a break from cooking on those special days.
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Less crowded sound nice not that much noise.
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As far as crowded resteraunts, the more the marrier. The background noise of conversation and, well, I guess good economy, makes you want to eat....it's like, if there are more people there, you feel like no one is watching. So you can stuff your face.
Oh, yeah. Did not go out to eat fot Easter. Bet it was crowded.
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As far as crowded resteraunts, the more the marrier. The background noise of conversation and, well, I guess good economy, makes you want to eat....
I actually find the opposite to be true. Often times the 'background noise of conversation' can easily become people talking so loud that I can hear their conversation from three tables away. Conversely, my wife often speaks in a quieter voice during dinner conversation at a restaurant and I usually have to ask her to repeat herself at least a handful of times over dinner because I cannot hear her.
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Save $$$$$ and just eat dinner at home.
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For a number of years, the family went to Cracker Barrel for Easter... it was always SUPER busy and I always wished I was elsewhere, but when the family all want to go, who am I to poop the party! ??? ;)
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Don't frequent restaurants,much rather a quiet dinner.
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I hate when restaurants are super crowded. It makes it noisy and I dislike waiting to be seated. I prefer a more relaxing dining experience.
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We just cooked and ate at home for Easter. I don't really like big crowds because I have bad anxiety.
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We try to stay home on the Holidays because it is usually too busy. Plus family time is better. When you go out you just order, talk til food comes, eat and leave. Not really a lot of quality family time.
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Every restaurant gets crowded
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My sister in law made a good ham dinner. I would prefer to eat at home on the holidays even if it was just lunch meat sandwiches. My sister in law is a wonderful cook.
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You want a few other people in a restaurant - dining in a dead restaurant is awkward especially when the staff stands around watching for every time you take a sip of water so they can refill your glass - but a really crowded noisy place isn't my cup of tea. If I can't have a conversation without shouting no thanks (especially when dining with someone I don't know really well).
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I prefer eating at home with traditional food
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I prefer eating at home, even if it's just something bought from the deli.........can't stand crowded restaurants!
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i avoid restraunts on busy days i perfer a quiter experience.
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Sometimes I find out when restaurant gets too busy or crowded, the taste of food isn't good as used to be
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Yes, Everywhere all the restaurants are very busy last Easter. We ate in Red Lobster and was crowded also. We are glad that they have a free table for 5 at the time.
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My family has always done holiday dinners at someone's house .. we never went out. Our holidays were always more about family getting together and making time to hang out.
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I had to work a mid-morning into night shift on Easter. We intended on going to McDonalds for breakfast. My son however didn't get his butt up out of bed until late morning... so we picked up breakfast through the drive through and ate it at the kitchen table. He wanted to make breakfast for all of us.. I just wasn't in the mood for the mess. So in the end it was nice. Simple. We were all together and that's what counted.