Would you consider it to be in bad taste if your date asks for a doggie bag? (romantic, restaurant)

[beowulf7]

Originally Posted by Driller1

Chocolate in little bits has never made them sick. They get a small rabbit Easter baskets.

And also no cheese for dogs or any dairy products for that matter. (Again, a lesson learned the hard way .)

[20yrsinBranson]

Originally Posted by EllenOlenska

I have seen some people say that this is "low class" behavior, but I really don't see anything wrong with it.

Let's say this is a first date.

What would be your take on it?

I wouldn't be interested in a man who didn't! Wasting food is inexcusible and I certainly would expect him to ask. If he did not, then I would ask for one FOR him and take the food home myself! LOL

20yrsinBranson

[Jefetio]

I would consider it bad taste if my date was bothered by me getting a doggy bag. What can I say? I like leftovers.

[roxiemack]

who do we think we are when you waste food? i don't care who i 'impress' when it comes to not being wasteful

[flosty]

No problems here with it

[vemureaux]

Leave it. You don't want to seem more interested in or preoccupied with the food than in the date.

After a few dates though, definite doggy bag. I love leftovers.
Atleast that's my M.O.

[cremebrulee]

Originally Posted by vemureaux

Leave it. You don't want to seem more interested in or preoccupied with the food than in the date.

After a few dates though, definite doggy bag. I love leftovers.
Atleast that's my M.O.

my ex hated left overs, he refused to eat them...so the dogs got them...actually, I felt the people food was much better then doggie food...they got tons of veggies, a little oil and garlic sprinked over their food, and I even bought real fish for our cat....

my dogs loved their doggie bags....if I didn't get to it first....

[Fishy]

if a guy pays for the meal, and doesnt eat it all, he has the right to a doggy bag. i dont see the issue

[Rcm58]

Depends on what she looks like.

[drjones96]

Originally Posted by EllenOlenska

I have seen some people say that this is "low class" behavior, but I really don't see anything wrong with it.

Let's say this is a first date.

What would be your take on it?

Seriously....there are so many things worse than that in this world. To hold something like that against someone is in poorer taste than the act itself IMO.