Brigham and I have started brainstorming ideas for when ya'll get here. We thought it would be fun to go out to dinner as just adults once. So we're trying to decide where we should go-- trying to balance yummy food with cost-effeciveness for those on a tight budget (like ourselves). On match day Brigham and I went out with our friends to a terrific restaurant called Gertrudes. It's a nicer restaurant, and the food was OUTSTANDING. Of course it is a little pricey, but on Tuesdays they call it "Gertie's Grill Night", and their entrees are only $10-12 (instead of $20-26). Anyway, I got online to see if I could get us a reservation for Tuesday, May 1, but they only can accomodate a party of seven. There are nine of us adults, so that's obviously a problem. So I'd like to call a vote: Would you rather eat divine food and split into two parties (4 and 5) or go somewhere else and either pay more or have the food be less yummy?
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