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Between three and four hours usually does it. eom
Jai See my TER Reviews 3351 reads
posted
1 / 21

I'd love to hear feedback. What do you feel is a good amount of time for a dinner date?
Keeping in mind that travel to and from the resturant isn't a big issue.
Good to know your thoughts....
Kisses,
Jai Loren

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bobb3950 8 Reviews 1005 reads
posted
3 / 21

I'm not sure what you are exactly asking, but I'll give a shot.

I would plan an hour for dinner and an hour to play.
That being said, I realize that tying it done to a specific time frame can be iffy.
Traffic, how timely dinner goes, can be frought with timing issues.

I haven't done "dinner dates" as such, except within the concept of an overnighter.Then you have plenty of time and if things slow down, you are not rushed to "finish" the date.

If I were to attempt just a dinner date, I would want to plan at least 3 hours for the event.
And as much as this might rile some people, I would expect myself, and my date, to be flexible about the time.

I have noticed that most ladies do set a "flat rate" for their dinner dates, but I don't know if there is a set time  limit.

For what it's worth, I hope I have helped a bit.

Just my opinion...
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followme 1732 reads
posted
4 / 21

If we are "Eating Out" that could take a long, long time.

Thank you

CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 2206 reads
posted
5 / 21

That way, you have an hour or 1 1/2 hours for dinner and the rest for playtime. You can see my website and my donations, if you wish. I -- like many other ladies -- offer a three-hour-dinner date special.

Hugs,
Ciara

dickus 1057 reads
posted
6 / 21

I would think that a half-hour for quick play and cleanup before dinner, an hour and a half for a leisurely dinner and a full hour or so afterwards for more in-depth play would work out best, so 3 to 3.5 hours seems reasonable.

skisandboots 809 reads
posted
7 / 21

What was the question?  Nevermind.  Where did I put that box of tissues?

CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 1835 reads
posted
8 / 21
splunge 72 Reviews 1217 reads
posted
9 / 21

For my first escort experience (reviewed here on TER) I booked 4 hours with Sonia. I figured (correctly) that that would provide time for me to get over my nervousness and for us to get to know each other. We spent 1/2 hr - 45 minutes chatting at her place then at least 2 hours at dinner. We may have spent 4 hours in bed after that, so total it was way more than 4 hours.

I expected to pay for 4 hours total, and had that been the case, I would have preferred to spend 3 hrs dining out and then the last hour dining ATY (LOL). I assume that in addition to being one smokin hot babe you are also good company, and for guys like me, making that connection makes dessert just all the more fun.

In short, don't rush the dinner part.

Lex Luethor 24 Reviews 1546 reads
posted
10 / 21

Though the point is moot... I get it "to go" on my way over.

middleman05 11 Reviews 808 reads
posted
11 / 21

Meet- travel .5
Dinner 1.5
Return travel, digestion- 1.0
Play 1.0
Total                           4.0

This can work for two folks that really enjoy the time, companionship and conversation with each other.

CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 1166 reads
posted
12 / 21

it's Denny's and it's thongs or raincoats (no, not that kind). Wink!

Hugs,
Ciara

Lex Luethor 24 Reviews 1071 reads
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13 / 21
CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 1032 reads
posted
14 / 21

That way, I could smear maple syrup all over your eggs over My hammy. Wink!

Hugs,
Ciara

Not4lng 58 Reviews 1852 reads
posted
16 / 21

First off Jai, after looking at the pic, I totally lost my appetite... for food that is. Screw dinner, let's just f*ck!
Second, what's the logic - and I'm looking at Ciara's (great pics also BTW) menu - in scheduling a 3 hr dinner date which costs way more when you factor in dinner for two than a 3 hr regular session?   Just wondering... hoping I don't sound like a cheap bastard ... but probably do ....

CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 519 reads
posted
17 / 21

Sausage is great with maple syrup. The mixture of sweet and hot is yummy! Oh yea, I'm still talking about food. Gosh dam..... it guys! Now I want to eat sausage and eggs and it's midnight. Gees!

Hugs,
Ciara

CiaraPhx See my TER Reviews 1052 reads
posted
18 / 21

But I certainly understand your logic. It's up to you guys if you want the three-hour dinner date. Actually you save $50 which I figure goes toward the dinner, or you could just have me for $50 more. It's your choice. Dinner actually involves a lot more attention to detail with conversation, etc. I know what you're thinking. "But I'm taking her to dinner." Well, time is still money and usually you get more than three hours anyway, silly. Gees! Now, please bring me my Tartar wearing only an apron.

Hugs,
Ciara

Not4lng 58 Reviews 1208 reads
posted
19 / 21

I'll be happy to deliver the Tartar in an apron if you don't mind me 'pitching a tent' in the apron (those pics of yours are sure a distraction) :)

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