Impress him, no.So you go to a (relatively) nice restaurant, and tip the waiter7%, half the going rate of 15% because the meal is pricey enough and by the time it's time to tip, the meal is over and theclient is already impressed.But...will you ever be able to take another client to that restaurant?

I know what he's talking about.Students are sometimes assigned to spend a day withsomeone in a career that they are thinking about entering.If they think they want to be a chef, spend a day ina restaurant with a chef seeing how easy and stressfree that job is.

We have to drive 60 miles to go to a good restaurant.

My mother in law is new to the world of entrepenuership and has dreams of owning her own restaurant.

I mostly watch Mexican soccer myself...

Let me restate, the buildings have no character, there are no parks around, no infrastructure that would draw me to live in that sort of environment (ie great restaurants stores or trees).

And since I also work at a restaurant, which most of my wages are under the table and do not appear on any W2, they cant take my word for it.I am wondering if there is any other means of obtaining a loan that will work with me and my current finance situation, without getting to creative.

Fun new restaurants opening or the same old run down Chinese food store on the corner that you wouldn't eat from if your life depended on it?

Plus, last time I chcked, they invented AC and it's everywhere: house, shopping, car, even mistifiers to be cool when walking from car to bar to restaurant or store.

I am looking at a commercial property for sale with one tenant (Chinese restaurant) on a NNN lease.