What is the difference between a restaurant and a diner?

Answer 1

A grill is a device for cooking food with heat applied from directly below.

A restaurant is an establishment that prepares and food for customers, usually for eating on the premises.

That's a huge difference right there.

Answer 2

A diner is less formal than a restaurant. Diners usually have more of a fast food type feel and restaurants have more complex/complicated dishes with higher ranking cooks/chefs. Clothing for a diner would be casual and a restaurant, more formal.

Answer 3

Actually, a restaurant is any type of public establishment that serves food. A diner is a type of restaurant which is less formal. Diners almost always have very large menus and serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day; some are open 24/7.

Answer 4

a BBQ is when cooking meat, a grill can cook any thing -(such as fruit, veggies)

Answer 5

grills r out side and ovens r inside.