The phrase "after diner" is not correct in written English; it should be "after dinner." You can use it to refer to the time following a meal, typically in social or casual contexts.
Example: "We can go for a walk after dinner."
Alternatives: "post-dinner" or "following dinner."
On 27 February, Heston Blumenthal was forced to close the Fat Duck for two weeks after diners reported feeling unwell.
One place caught my attention: L'Eau Vive, a restaurant run by nuns, where "Ave Maria" is sung after diners finish their desserts.
Addictive warm chips, cottony dinner rolls, spicy, made-on-the-premises salsa and butter arrive almost instantly after diners are seated.
Freshly baked chips, evanescent on the tongue, and a hummus dip are brought shortly after diners are seated — gratis offerings that needn't have been as good as they were.
After diners put their names on a list for a table at a restaurant in town, they sometimes climb aboard the taxi for a short cruise around the bay.
While Brigitte follows the Lyonnais custom of "la mère cuisinière" (feisty women chefs running the kitchen), the Jura is very much a family affair, with her son, Benoît, looking after diners.
Jimmy Wong, 24, was at an after-hours diner with friends in Los Angeles recently when they found themselves next to a man ordering Siri to write memos and dictate e-mails.
The new flexibility has advantages; the Tuesday early curtain seems a good way to ease congestion and allow after-theater diners a little more time to digest.
Operated by the Soho House Group, which runs a tight ship, the Grill is heaving with after-work diners, but service is calm and we have no complaints about the bistro dishes – from soft, creamy mounds of breaded goat's cheese on roasted peppers to a necklace of brown shrimps around sea bream fillet, or juicy roast cod on a bed of kale.
