> Restaurants are interesting, because the serving experience is a really important part of the encounter. Strongly agree with this. There's a Bib Gourmand pi

> Restaurants are interesting, because the serving experience is a really important part of the encounter. Strongly agree with this. There's a Bib Gourmand pizza restaurant right next to where my wife and I live, and she always wants to get pizza from there "to go" so we can watch a movie together. It's great food, but it seems a little absurd to spend $24 on pizza just to eat it at home. In my opinion, half of what I'm paying for is the nice ambience of the restaurant itself. (However, I will say that paying a third of the price for a nice bottle of wine does make carryout dining much more appealing.)