Dine for the Charleston

I am on business and there is a favorite restaurant of mine here where people watch the chef cook in front of them, i am just hesitant to go alone. Ive dined alone before, but never at this type of restaurant. Im fairly confident I will be okay if i go for a late lunch, where its not too crowded. what do you think???

I have gone to Benihana’s alone several times and have not had any problems. It is a nice experience practicing striking up a conversation with total strangers. Now for the time, if you have not done this before you might want to stick to a busy time like during dinner. During lunch people are lin a hurry and tend not to talk. Early or late meal you may have a partial table and, I feel that the best way to enjoy this type of restaurant is with a crowd, it just doesn’t matter if you knwo these people or not.

When you eat out at a fine dining restaurant, you are going to pay more for a hamburger than getting it at a fast food restaurant which cost usually less than $2.00. When you go to a fine dining restaurant, how much are you willing to spend on a hamburger or specialty burger?

for a real fine one 7.99-14.99

Do you have a favorite meal or two there? Or better put, could you tell me your favorite entree or two from there?

I love Longhorn. I normally will get the steak and grilled shrimp, with a salad of course and a nice Samuel Adams Boston Lager to wash it all down with

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need lots of info and sources.thx.

Well did you break the tables?

…or can we just walk in and find seats? Do hotels in Nairobi provide shuttles to and from the Carnivore?

Who cares about the cost. You have to go. That restaurant is AMAZING!!! When I lived in Kenya we didn’t have to make reservations but it might help if you do. I just checked a site that said it was $65 US to eat there. That’s flat price with a soup/salad, drink, tons of meat, coffee, and desert. I’d bring extra money just in case though.

Enjoy!

we have a thesis about entrepreneurship, and we need to create a introduction about building up a fine dining restaurant!
can you guys help me? please, i just need it! thanks a lot

I have been in the business most of my life and have opened several restaurants. There is so much more to go into than can be said here, but I do have a web site that is for food and beverage people and a lot of help is given on the site. Yes, it’s all free, A google ad click here and there wouldn’t hurt though. Anyway the site is – http://www.foodandbeverageunderground.com

You want to check out the "Owners Place" and "Road to Opening" sections. If you need any further information feel free to contact me via the contact page on the site.

Cheers!
Scott

we have a thesis about entrepreneurship, and we need to create a introduction about building up a fine dining restaurant!
can you guys help me? please, i just need it! thanks a lot

I have been in the business most of my life and have opened several restaurants. There is so much more to go into than can be said here, but I do have a web site that is for food and beverage people and a lot of help is given on the site. Yes, it’s all free, A google ad click here and there wouldn’t hurt though. Anyway the site is – http://www.foodandbeverageunderground.com

You want to check out the "Owners Place" and "Road to Opening" sections. If you need any further information feel free to contact me via the contact page on the site.

Cheers!
Scott

What is the last type of food you went to a restaurant for?

Me: once or twice a week, $20-30 U.S. dollars for two people, Indian buffet.

Yeah, same here, few times a week, $20-40. Well that was before the great depression.

What is the last type of food you went to a restaurant for?

Me: once or twice a week, $20-30 U.S. dollars for two people, Indian buffet.

Yeah, same here, few times a week, $20-40. Well that was before the great depression.