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Both have their place, but I lean more toward choice one. To me, the biggest perk of eating out is trying things I don't necessarily make myself.
Ditto for me. When I eat out I choose things that I don't know how to cook or I know are more trouble than I'm willing to expend. And I'm willing to pay extra for restaurants that are beautiful and have good service. It's really nice to dine in an atmosphere that makes one feel special.
Both. I love going to a high-end, classy restaurant with white table cloths, low lighting, comfy seating, and great food whether the menu is traditional or not--haven't eaten in a restaurant like that in years! Because my hubby and I love sushi we end up in at our favorite sushi restaurant on uncomfortable chairs at the sushi bar.
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