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Johnson's to nicer, more expensive restaurants.
If you want to go to a popular restaurant, you should call in advance for reservations (1). Tell them your name, the time you will be there, and how many people will be in your party. You might also ask if they have smoking and non-smoking sections, and, if it is a very elegant restaurant, whether men must wear coats and ties.
After the host or hostess seats you and gives you your menu, you will have some time to decide what you want before the waiter or waitress takes your order. Feel free to ask he or she can recommend something special.
Be sure that the restaurant is clean and the food is well cooked. You can send back any spoiled or uncooked food and the waiter will either bring you something else, or — if you have lost your appetite — not charge you.
When you pay the bill (2), don't forget to leave a tip (3) for the waiter or waitress. Usually you leave 15 percent of the total, but if the service was very bad, you don't have to leave anything. If the service was especially good, it's nice to leave a little more. Americans of¬ten go to restaurants together and share the bill (4); this is called 'going dutch' or 'dutch treat'.
If you can't finish your meal, the waiter or waitress might ask if you want a 'doggie bag' (or you can ask for one). A doggie bag is a special bag or box for taking your uneaten food home with you. Then you can eat the leftovers (5) the next day.
Eating in restaurants is often fun. You can try different kinds of food, and — best of all — someone else has to wash the dishes!

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speciality
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difference
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help
responsible
care
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