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In Canada it is widely considered to be grammatical and in the US it is widely considered (outside of some parts of northern New England) to be incorrect. I'll admit I don't know with certainty what is kosher across the pond, but I've only ever heard Canadians say this so if you're writing an essay to Oxford you'd be safer to go with "done with dinner."
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