Your most romantic dinners

Are you being mean? Many of the posters here have never had a girlfriend and you are asking about romantic dinners!

I had many the first three months of dating my wife. Actually a picnic by a lake is a memory that stands out. We had beer and food from subway. It was great. One thing for certain, a romantic dinner doesn't have anything to do with the food. I have had many very expensive dinners and not feel the way I did on that afternoon.

It turned out to be a real good thing that girl #1 dumped you.

None in recent memory. Lol

share good memories wrote:

I have three.

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Your not going to get many answers on letsrun.

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One time I was eating alone in the dining hall and a really cute girl came over and asked if she could join me at my table because the place was packed and there were no other seats available. For the first few minutes she just sat there trying to text her friends but I guess she eventually realized that none of them were gonna join her so she started chatting with me. By the end I kind of felt like we were really connecting but I didn't have the guts to ask for her number (or even her name lol) so eventually she finished her food and told me she had to go get her studying done.

At the time I thought that dinner might have been a sign that my love life was turning around. But it's been 10 years now and that's the last time I had dinner with a girl.

My Thai wife of about 10 months and I flew to Thailand in 1983 from the US where she was a grad student to vist her parents. First time I had ever been there. We flew down to Phuket and stayed at one of the few hotels there. One evening we went to Patong beach which is nothing like it is today. We arrived around 6:30pm The "restaurant" was just a small kitchen really and your server grabed a small table and chairs and you went and sat on the beach. The server then puts the table down and sets up the chairs. Candle light dinner, mosquito coils, and a variety of different seafood and drinks. We spent about an hour to 90 minutes there. Our total bill was $2.75!

My last few were perhaps romantic from her perspective, but for myself they were a drag. It's hard to enjoy a romantic setting when you're being used for money, awoken at 8am to go the mall then forced to go to a restaurant you don't want to be at when you'd rather be in bed and never see that woman again.

Dinner on the Beach wrote:

My Thai wife of about 10 months and I flew to Thailand in 1983 from the US where she was a grad student to vist her parents. First time I had ever been there. We flew down to Phuket and stayed at one of the few hotels there. One evening we went to Patong beach which is nothing like it is today. We arrived around 6:30pm The "restaurant" was just a small kitchen really and your server grabed a small table and chairs and you went and sat on the beach. The server then puts the table down and sets up the chairs. Candle light dinner, mosquito coils, and a variety of different seafood and drinks. We spent about an hour to 90 minutes there. Our total bill was $2.75!

Thank you. Most of the other responses Were just sad.

i once picked up a fat chick at KFC

I met a girl doing a track workout. We had a date a few days later on the baseball field after I paced her to an almost sub 12 3200. So romantic.

First date, made a 7pm dinner reservation at a Moroccan restaurant:

Didn't know that the place didn't get jumping until 9, so we were the only two customers;

Didn't know that you sat on the floor on pillows;

Didn't know that you ate with your hand from a common platter;

Didn't know that each seating arrangement got their own belly dancer (close up);

Didn't know, but had a good feeling that we'd get married two years later.

Two things I learned:

1 Those of us who have experienced true romance are very fortunate.

2 There is a reason many on this message board express anger toward females.. They never experienced true romance.

When I was in college, my girlfriend and I participated in our school's study abroad program in Europe. That semester, we celebrated our 2-year dating anniversary. To plan, I looked up the most beautiful places in Europe to spend the weekend, and we took a trip to Lake Hallstatt in the Austrian mountains. The town we stayed in was right on the lake, in between majestic, snow-capped mountains. The morning of the "anniversary," we took a ferry in the morning across the lake in the fog to the historic town of Hallstatt. Only the bottoms of the enormous mountains were visible in the fog, and it was slightly drizzling. That was one of the most peaceful, lovely boat rides I've ever been on. We spent the morning exploring the centuries-old little shops and streets. In the afternoon, we hiked up mount Dachstein and saw the breath-taking view of the Austrian countryside. That evening, I took her to a small restaurant right on the shore of the lake. The dinner wasn't expensive, and I don't remember what we ate, but I'll never forget how beautiful she looked that day and how much fun we had exploring. At dinner, I remember looking at her and thinking that day was the best day of my life, and that she was the most lovely and incredible person I had ever met. The only thing I was wrong about was that it was only the second best day of my life - second only to our wedding day.

Nice

Sad to think some will never experience anything like that. And its not just the setting and the pretty girl but the most most part, is that you have to be a person with the Right emotional make up to allow yourself to feel that way.

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