Why is dinner important?

Answer 1

More than anything else, local restaurants tend to define a neighborhood. And why not? People eat several times a day, and more likely to go to a restaurant than visit any other type of retail establishment.

What wines do they have? Do they care about gluten-free? Do they use locally grown produce? What did the chef do prior to working here? Will they seat us if the party is not all here? How easy -- or hard -- is it to get reservations?

All of these things say something -- not about individuals, but about the area's collective preferences.

It helps you make the decision of whether to visit the neighborhood again in the future, or perhaps, to live there.

And that is the ultimate importance of dining: because in the future, people will spend more times in places they want to be.

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Answer 2

You may have heard people say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, because it gets your stomach and brain ready for daily activity. Then comes lunch, which is important for maintaining that full stomach and also feeding your brain to continue breakfast's job.

But what about dinner? The day is nearly over, so why do we need the food for our brain if we're about to sleep?

The answer is pretty basic.

We need dinner to simply satisfy our stomachs and to be healthy.

Answer 3

No, a Diner is smaller and sell mostly fast food and milk shakes or break fast.

A restaurant is grander, with nice cuisine from a reputated chef.