“Oh! Dinner with Rory! How delightful! Well, spit-spot. Alert the corgis.”— Amy Sherman-Palladino, Lorelai Gilmore, Lauren Graham, imdb.com
“An hour was allowed at noon for dinner and more chores. We stayed in the field until dark, then supper, and still more chores, family worship, and to bed; making all together a hard, sweaty day of about 16 or 17 hours. Think of that, ye blessed 8-hour-day laborers!”— John Muir, amazon.com
“Wow, that dinner smells good. Let me guess, meat?”— Steve Bannos, Nick Andopolis, Jason Segel, imdb.com
“Hey! So what's the deal with brunch? I mean that if it's a combination of breakfast and lunch, how comes there's no ‘lupper’ or no ‘linner’?”— Larry David, Jeannie Steinman, Janeane Garofalo, imdb.com
“I'm not force-feeding myself a steak at four-thirty to save a couple of bucks, I'll tell you that.”— Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld, imdb.com
“Lunch is fine at the beginning, then you move on to dinner. You don't move back to lunch. It's like being demoted.”— Larry David, George Costanza, Jason Alexander, imdb.com
“Haven’t you ever had people coming over and no time to shop? You have to make do with what’s in the fridge, Clarice. May I call you Clarice?”— Thomas Harris, amazon.com
“Wife: "Would you like dinner? Husband: "What are my choices?" Wife: "Yes or No"”— shomali11, reddit.com
“I was having dinner with my boss and his wife. She asked "How many potatoes would you like? I said, "I'll just have one please". She said "It's OK, you don't have to be polite." "Alright, I'll just have one then, you stupid whore".”— pijeN57, reddit.com
“Dinner dates are cool because even if the date sucks you got to eat dinner.”— Josh Peck, twitter.com
“You can plan a candlelight dinner at home, or spend an evening at a cozy restaurant. After all, candlelight dinners are one of the most romantic ideas to express your love to the special someone in your life. The warm glow of candles make everything seem so mellow and hazy, and the soft lights will…”— Alison Ricard, lovepanky.com
“Access his heart through his stomach. It is a cliche that works. All men appreciate good grub, but if you want him to sit up and take notice then you have to make cooking for him into a bit of an occasion.”— Scarlett Robinson, youqueen.com
“Make it clear to the other person--and yourself--up front that what you're having is a tryst. How to do this? Don't go out for dinner with the person, or for drinks. Do away with all the trappings of a romantic relationship.”— Maura Kelly, marieclaire.com
“He doesn’t take you on real dates. If your dates consist of you going over to his place and watching a movie or you cooking for him, then he isn’t taking you or the relationship very seriously.”— Sabrina Alexis, anewmode.com
“He's never taken you out on a proper date. No dinner, no movie. Just house calls.”— Kashika Saxena, vagabomb.com
“Want a man who makes love with gusto? Suggest a dinner date and watch how he eats. After all, how he tucks into his food should give you a good indication of how he might nibble on your ears, neck, toes… and everywhere else in between.”— Deolu, informationng.com
“Pay attention to the way he eats when you’re at a restaurant or something. Does he have good appetite? Is he a picky eater or is he open to new things? Does he take his time to finish a meal? If you barely had time to have a first bite and he’s already done with his dish, there are very good chances…”— Irina Terehova, mtlblog.com