Those interested in a full dinner might add a cup of soup for $2 or house salad for $3 (both bargains when ordered with an entree).
With a slice of whole-grain bread, a glass of vegetable juice or red wine and melon for dessert, I have got a full dinner and at least six of my day's produce servings.
After a full dinner here, we found cups of Caribbean coffee spiked with dark rum and Tia Maria liqueur helped us stay attuned to the show late into the evening.
If you are open to trying something new, serve appetizers throughout the night, instead of a full dinner.
In the room where we're talking, there's a full dinner set up at the end of the table for some reason, as if an English king had just been here eating a feast, and Pauly catches me glancing at it in the middle of our conversation.
The generous entrees come with two vegetables and are preceded by a giant salad topped by a huge chunk of feta, so a full dinner can be overwhelming (almost everyone leaves hauling a doggie bag).
Settle in to the comfy booths for a full-fledged dinner of say, brown butter U10 scallops served with peppery roasted local purple cauliflower grown by Whittier Backyard Farms, a local CSA.
And the Chinese, ever sensitive to questions of status, made clear they felt slighted by Mr. Bush's decision not to offer up a full state dinner for the leader of 1.3 billion people; instead, Mr. Hu got lunch.
They later added that a second Filipino crew member, who we understand arrived on the same flights as Omol, had confirmed that he had 14 hours sleep every night, and had eaten three meals a day, including a full "hotel dinner" in the middle of the day.
Coolidge was also an economic nationalist who borrowed a catchphrase from Republican President William McKinley (1897-1901), calling for the "full dinner pail," meaning that the effects of protective tariffs would be advantageous for the entire nation.
