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Good Restaurants to Take a Date to?

edited May 2009 in General
I am taking a girl out on a date for the first time this weekend and I'm wondering what some good restaurants might be a good idea to go to. Keeping in mind that I'm trying to look good without spending a huge pile of cash. I'm picking her up in Burnaby so anything thats not super far from there would be ideal.

So any ideas?

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  • edited May 2009
    McDonalds. Get the kid's meal. I heard they give out toys, damn those are cool.

    Try Joey's.
  • edited May 2009
    ^ hmm that gets my vote too

    jk

    milestones aint too bad, been there on a few times
    my choice would be greek restaurants there are so many that its ezy to find one
  • edited May 2009
    THE KEG!!! food is awesome, not too expensive
    for appetizers order the garlic shrimp thing.....soooo goood
    Than order a steak....soooo goood
    tell her to order the chicken creole....also soooo good
    if shes vegetarian...not right for you my man
  • edited May 2009
    lazyGUY;54448 said:
    THE KEG!!! food is awesome, not too expensive
    for appetizers order the garlic shrimp thing.....soooo goood
    Than order a steak....soooo goood
    tell her to order the chicken creole....also soooo good
    if shes vegetarian...not right for you my man
    i went to keg not too long ago and i was not impressed with the steak...
  • edited May 2009
    OH NO YOU DIDNT!!
  • edited May 2009
    lazyGUY;54448 said:
    THE KEG!!! food is awesome, not too expensive
    for appetizers order the garlic shrimp thing.....soooo goood
    Than order a steak....soooo goood
    tell her to order the chicken creole....also soooo good
    if shes vegetarian...not right for you my man
    I do like The Keg a lot so that sounds like a pretty solid idea. If she's a vegetarian she can fill up on bread.
  • edited May 2009
    Stay away from chain restaurants...I find them to be pretty tacky on the first date.

    Vancouver is always gorgeous, especially if it's nice this weekend. Go to the Italian Kitchen or something, and walk down to the Harbour after!
  • edited May 2009
    Dinner is so cliche.

    What you do is take them to Science World. That way they think you are super fun for taking them to Science World and if you hate them, at least you are at Science World!
  • edited May 2009
    There's a place called Bellagio Cafe across from the Art Gallery that's pretty good. Otherwise there's the chain restaurants in and around Robson (Earl's, Milestones, Cactus Club, etc). These are all reasonably priced.

    On the off chance you really want to look good and don't mind spending roughly $50 per person there's Cin Cin on Robson
  • edited May 2009
    nicole;54471 said:
    Stay away from chain restaurants...I find them to be pretty tacky on the first date.
    lol its pretty funny to see ppl on first dates at chain restaurants, their always so awkward
  • edited May 2009
    JayDub;54474 said:
    Dinner is so cliche.

    What you do is take them to Science World. That way they think you are super fun for taking them to Science World and if you hate them, at least you are at Science World!
    I'm totally open for other ideas other than dinner. The problem is that both of us are pretty busy during the day so that rules out a lot of things like Science World. She just moved here about 7 months ago and told me she wanted to see the Cap Suspension Bridge so I had originally planned to go there, but I can't do the day date this week. I don't really want to put off going out with her until next weekend so I figured dinner was the way to go.
  • edited May 2009
    burgoos
  • edited May 2009
    cook for her.
  • edited May 2009
    Burr14;54481 said:
    I'm totally open for other ideas other than dinner. The problem is that both of us are pretty busy during the day so that rules out a lot of things like Science World. She just moved here about 7 months ago and told me she wanted to see the Cap Suspension Bridge so I had originally planned to go there, but I can't do the day date this week. I don't really want to put off going out with her until next weekend so I figured dinner was the way to go.
    Bullshit. You're never too busy for Science World.
  • edited May 2009
    JayDub;54474 said:
    Dinner is so cliche.

    What you do is take them to Science World. That way they think you are super fun for taking them to Science World and if you hate them, at least you are at Science World!
    Bingo Bango Bongo.
  • edited May 2009
    Antons on Hastings, Burnaby Heights area.

    http://www.antonspastabar.com/welcome.htm

    Big servings and relatively cheap, good atmosphere.

    In fact, plenty of parks in the area to go for a walk after. As well, lots more boutique restaurants that are cheap on the street.
  • edited May 2009
    how do u ppl usually take seats during a first date?
    Across/next to each other?
  • edited May 2009
    across. It feels weird to sit beside someone if there is nobody else with you.

    But if its a park bench or movie theatre, then I guess beside
  • edited May 2009
    Cheap dinner? Go to Anton's, Anducci's or Amarosa. Lots of yummy pasta plus it's pretty cheap.

    And I usually sit across from the person.

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