Is it OK? 'Sunshine Restaurant's service is better than Green Restaurant.'
Should I say 'Sunshine Restaurant's service is better than Green Restaurant's.' instead?

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Question

Is it OK? 'Sunshine Restaurant's service is better than Green Restaurant.'
Should I say 'Sunshine Restaurant's service is better than Green Restaurant's.' instead?

Thanks!

Answer

The second sentence is correct.

Answer

Yes,  Andrew Goddard is correct. Otherwise you will be comparing service with a restaurant instead of service with service.