- to die for : great, it's the best.
- I passed~ : refuse
- vibe: moods,
- laid back : to be relax. <=> uptight : to be concern over
- ritzier : expensive
- wait staff: waiter : 礼儀正しく思いやりのある
- snooty : 俗物的な，気取った
- gobble down my food :eat it too quickly,
- split the bill :割り勘 = go Dutch
- be accustomed to do : 〜慣れている
I love coming to this Italian restaurant.
The appetizers and desserts are to die for.
When the waiter came to our table to take our order, my friend ordered a lobster ravioli dish, and I ordered my favorite, lasagna.
The waiter then asked us, "Would you like a soup or salad with that?" My friend said yes; I passed on both.
The vibe in the restaurant is pretty laid back, not at all uptight like you find in some of the ritzier restaurants in Beverly Hills.
The wait staff is courteous, although sometimes the hostesses can be a bit snooty .
Anyway, when our meals arrived, everything was cooked to perfection.
Since I didn't order any appetizers, soup, or salad, I was starved.
Even though I was really hungry, I tried not to gobble down my food too quickly.
I didn't want my friend to think I was a pig!
But even though I tried not to, I still overate.
When the waiter asked if we wanted any dessert or after dinner drinks, I just couldn't resist getting the apple-filled crepes.
They are the best.
When we got our check, my friend and I split the bill, as we're accustomed to do.
I frankly prefer to go Dutch when I eat out with friends.
So that was the end of a really great meal.
Now I have to hit the gym if I'm going to lose any of this extra weight I gained from eating that lasagna!