- EATOUT
- Have reservations
- Go on a date, perhaps
- Go to a restaurant
- Patronize a restaurant
- Take a break from cooking
- Go to Wendy's, perhaps
- Eschew the leftovers
- Breakfast at a bistro
- Patronize a pizzeria, say
- Decide not to cook, say
- Have dinner but not cook
- Enjoy restaurant service
- Take the family to a restaurant
- Celebrate a promotion, maybe
- Enjoy a bistro
- Avoid dishes, in a way
- Celebrate, in a way
- Enjoy Red Lobster, say
- Give the cook a day off, perhaps
- Enjoy Olive Garden, say
- Enjoy the bistro
- Go to a steakhouse, say
- Patronize a bistro, say
- Celebrate an anniversary, say
- Patronize Pizza Hut, say
- Go for pizza, say
- Dine at a diner
- Leave home for lunch
- Patronize a pizzeria, perhaps
- Try a new place, say
- Go for a pizza
- Have dinner in a restaurant
- Go to Daniel, say
- Forsake home cooking.
- Go to a drive-in.
- Dine al fresco
- Dine in public
- ___ of one's hand
- Go to a diner
- Leave the kitchen
- Patronize restaurants
- Give the cook a break, maybe
- Not cook, say
- Restaurateurs' urging
- Eschew home cooking
- Dine at a restaurant
- Choose not to cook, say
- Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhaps
- Go for a bite, say
- Give the cook the day off
- Visit a diner
- Visit a restaurant
- Forgo cooking ... or, read with spaces after the second and fourth letters, a theme hint
- Go to a diner, say
- Not cook
- One way to give the cook a break
- Frequent a restaurant
- Dine away from home
- Have a meal at a restaurant
- Patronize Spago
- Visit a beanery
- Use a counter
- Avoid cooking, in a way
- Try a taqueria, e.g.
- Forgo cooking, maybe
