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I agree. Weeknights are quieter and less of a wait if it is a chain restaurant. Or a place that no reservation was made
I do the same on Monday and Tuesday mornings, just eat my heart out where "they can't get me with everyone at work". But Thursday is more towards the end of the week... and most people still go to work/school the next day.
Saturday nights are usually my favorite, every other week I will also make dinner on Friday nights to save money. I like going on Saturdays because we don't normally eat dinner till around 7:30-8pm, so most of the dinner rush is gone by then. Not all, but most. Of course, it takes my husband and I forever to figure out WHERE we're going to eat...but once we get there, it's definitely fulfilling.
There is no such thing as a bad night to eat out - seems to me food usually tastes better when I don't have to cook it!!! Don't get me wrong - I do love to cook and I love watching hubby eat - but I get tired of the shopping for stuff, thinking of something new, different, and delicious to fix. I never turn down an opportunity to eat out, though!!!
I agree with Thursdays, but really any time I don't have to cook it's a good day. DH only works every other Friday, so half the time, Thursday night is the start of our weekend.
Friday. After a long week, I like not worrying about cooking.
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