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Lawrence
Community TutorAt a restaurant or in a restaurant
I see both at a restaurant and in a restaurant.
Would you like to tell me the difference?
Mar 4, 2019 7:24 AM
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In my experience, there is no real difference between the two phrases. I think “at a restaurant” is a bit more common and would imply eating/drinking at the restaurant; while “in a restaurant” might just mean physically being in a place.
March 4, 2019
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