- DINE
- Eat in style
- Eat late
- Have supper
- Wine's partner
- Eat
- Have a sit-down meal
- Eat, fancily
- Eat well
- Eat out
- Sup
- Have a meal
- Break bread
- Gourmandize
- Take from the board
- Take some courses
- Patronize a restaurant
- Celebrate Thanksgiving
- Act the gourmand
- What some do before dashing
- Keep a 25-Across in business
- Eat at a feast
- Eat off the good china
- Mystery author S. S. Van ___
- Breakfast, lunch, ___
- Philo Vance creator S. S. Van ___
- Eat any meal
- Patronize a fine restaurant
- Wine partner
- Eat in the evening
- Engage in elegant eating
- Eat with linen napkins?
- Enjoy a meal
- Feast
- Have a meal uptown
- Chow down in style
- Wine accompaniment
- Wine's complement
- Eat in or out
- Enjoy a feast
- Enjoy a rainbow?
- Enjoy lunch
- Have a grand meal
- Put away a rack of lamb
- Eat the main meal
- Sup in style
- Wine and __
- Enjoy a repast
- Enjoy a restaurant
- Enjoy a 10-course Chinese meal
- Thing to do in style
- More than just eat
- Celebrate an anniversary, with "out"
- Use the good china, say
- Celebrate an anniversary, say, with "out"
- Enjoy fine food
- Order the Beef Wellington, say
- It goes with wine
- Not just eat
- Patronize, with "at"
- Have a fancy meal
- Partake at a feast
- Wine's counterpart
- Enjoy a banquet
- Entertain, in a way
- Sup well
- Have an evening meal
- Have a formal meal
- Have a lavish meal
- Eat a fine meal
- Feast (upon)
- Eat lavishly
- Patronize a 37 Across
- Eat a formal meal
- Sit for a spread
- Have something elegant
- Have a fine meal
- Partake of a feast
- Sit down for a banquet
- Sup lavishly
- Have an elaborate meal
- Partake at a gala
- Take a few courses
- ___ and dash (stiff a restaurant)
- What a gourmet likes to do.
- Banquet.
- Entertain, prandially.
- Take a meal.
- ___ and Dance.
- Take sustenance.
- Eat formally.
- Eat in state.
- Take food.
- Wine and ___.
- Companion of wine.
- Entertain at a meal.
- Provide a feast.
- Regale.
- Wine's companion.
- Wine's tagalong.
- Be host in a way
- Have a bite
- Have a feast
- Attend a banquet
- Entertain
- Feed
- Emulate an epicure
- Partake of sustenance
- Have a meal out
- Dance's partner
- Have a repast
- Fall to
- Partake of food
- Author S. S. Van ___
- Provide a feast for
- Eat sumptuously
- Enjoy Lucullan fare
- Last Supper verb
- What epicures like to do
- Take aliment
- Patronize a restaurateur
- Eat at the Ritz
- Writer S. S. Van ___
- Eat elegantly
- Celebrate gustatorily
- Take lunch
- See 26-Down
- Feast (on)
- Have something
- Have some fancy provisions?
- Eat supper
- Eat by candlelight, say
- Enjoy a spread
- Eat by candlelight
- Eat stylishly
- Have a nice meal
- Have some supper
- Take an evening course?
- Enjoy a nice meal
- Chow down with class
- Eat by candlelight, perhaps
- Sample the culinary arts
- Have a six-course meal
- Have lunch
- Eat, in a restaurant
- Enjoy Spago's
- Enjoy chateaubriand
- Enjoy a gourmet meal, e.g.
- Chow down uptown
- Have lobster
- Have a seven-course meal
- Have supper in style
- Chow down, more formally
- Wine counterpart
- Enjoy the banquet
- Chow down
- Frequent Spago's
- Frequent eateries
- Visit Spago's
- Eat at a steakhouse, say
- Eat at a restaurant
- Observe Thanksgiving
- Utilize the good china
- Wine companion
- Have a luxurious meal
- Enjoy Spago or Sardi's
- Act the epicure
- Attend a state luncheon, e.g.
- Patronize Spago, say
- Enjoy a fine meal
- Enjoy a posh restaurant
- Sit down to a spread
- Eat a meal
- Enjoy a sit-down meal
- Enjoy a candlelit meal
- In or out opening
- It may be paired with wine
- Pick from a spread, say
- Eat at 7 p.m., say
- Have a banquet meal
- Enjoy the bistro
- Use the good china
- Eat off the good china, say
- Join the banquet
- Feast fancily
