The spider man is having you for dinner tonight

[venta]

Still frantically busy[*]. In lieu of actual content: a poll!

[Poll #1711426]

This is a very conventional restaurant, by the way, which doesn't let you do unorthodox things. And you know you're only getting two courses, so opting for starter, main doesn't mean you might have an option on pud later.

There is a restaurant near us run by a very lovely lady called Lisa, who is perfectly happy for a three course meal to go starter, main, starter. I imagine she'd let you go pudding, pudding, pudding if you wanted, though I've never made the attempt.

[*] Organising this. Are you coming?

Comments

[lnr]

It would depend a lot on what the occasion was, how much I wanted to blow the diet and most importantly what the choices of starters and puddings were like.

If you're only going to *offer* two courses I'd say offer main and pudding though, even though I voted the other way.

PS your link he is broken

[bopeepsheep.livejournal.com]

Yes, this - if the best choice starter is something I can't/won't make at home, say, that could swing it easily.

[venta.livejournal.com]

Ah. Thanks - forgot LJ doesn't automatically pre-pend the "http://" for you :)

[venta.livejournal.com]

Also, yes, if I were organising a two-course meal I would also server main and pudding, even though I'm very firmly in the starter camp myself. However, I'm not currently organising a meal, I'm just idly curious ;)