I don't understand your inquiry...

Most ladies offer dates with the option to add dinner.
I for one just added a "dining only" option which doesn't require booking a date to enjoy.
Prior to that dinner was only available with a booking

My usual advertised rate for dinner dates includes the desert
3 hours to spend as you wish   1 hour dinner, 2 upstairs or  half time split etc
You to you!

I do have a strictly social rate, and I suppose if someone wanted to "upgrade" from the strictly social rate then they would have to pay my regular dinner rate (which I am actually doing a special on right now!)
Kisses,
Holly
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No Dessert?!?...but I brought whip cream...

I can't quite imagine someone sitting in front of me (the dessert) with my classic lil black dress hugging my curves and the thought of what my panties look like underneath... and not wanting to sample My dessert.  Lol

 
Therefore I have never thought of the option of making a dinner time date only...hmmm...it's something to think about.
I generally arrange my rendezvous's by how much Time a gentleman has available to share with me. After that is established ..Together we customize how we will spend that time. ..which on longer appointments , often includes dining together

I try to keep it simple for the gentleman with the time only menu..while offering customized tailoring to make the time we spend together exactly what he desires.

As you will notice when you go to a fine restaurant there are sometimes only 3 to 4 entrées on the menu. Which makes it easier to decide what I would like to order… As opposed to trying to weed through a menu that has 50 different options.

 
Please do keep in mind that most all the ladies offer multiple our discounts to help with your party budget.

You are starting to see more providers list their 'social' rates on their websites...designed to cover that portion of the date that is in public and fully dressed. Often the rates for longer dates, build the concept into the rates. You will find out who is interested in having social time based on how much lower (if at all) it is from the private rate...some ladies don't really enjoy the public, social time so there isn't much of a discount. Others, like us, do enjoy it so there is a big discount. It is another one of those personal preferences.

As to how willing a provider would be to have a social date 'upgraded' after meeting, that is a tough one because preparing for a social date is different from planning for private time. It would obviously depend upon the length of date, etc. but it never hurts to ask when you are setting up the social date.

Remember, communication and shared hopes/expectations is a good thing.

Great question!

Tori & Nick

This is a great city with so many things to do.
So a provider giving hobbyists another option is never a bad thing.