There is a great deal of significance attached to eating a nutritious dinner. Not only has this been related to excellent night's sleep, but studies have also shown that it can assist decrease anxiety. At the conclusion of a long day, talking to people can make you feel better and lower high stress levels.

  Dinner, whether it's eaten outside in a restaurant or at home with the family, has a lot of meaning for me. Sure, there are days when we just take some frozen meal from the fridge, microwave it, and call it a day. But the times we do get to eat together are times I consider quite special. 

  Over time, the notion of dinner as a family activity has evolved. Nowadays, it's not always a point in the home to make it a family affair; it's practically grown to the point where we eat whenever we want, which is why fast food plays such a large role in many Americans' lives.

  I've always liked the atmosphere of a metropolitan restaurant with views of the city lights through the windows. I believe that the proper meal and luxurious surroundings can make one feel on top of the world. 

  Whether you're dressed up or in casual clothes, nothing beats the ambiance of a restaurant in my opinion. In my family, our dinners encase some of our most memorable moments together.

   If you're in this situation with your friends, family, or essentially anyone you care about, I always feel like this meal concept, eating with people, gives the perfect opportunity to bond closer with individuals. You are seated right directly in front of them so it's as if they are speaking to your soul. You could even get confrontational at points. It is the time you can observe an individual and their likings and disliking. Even if it isn't in a group environment, having dinner with just one person can be a great way to get to know them better. I believe it is preferable than simply staring at someone; at the very least, you can fill half of your time with eating at dinner.

  It's surprising how far I've taken my connections with folks at a dinner table. This is especially true if you're having a late dinner. I've noticed that individuals open up more later in the evening and become a little more loose.

  Before your grand entrance, one serves a refreshing cocktail. It could also just be a Coke from a vending machine. The perfect first course caesar salad with just the correct amount of croutons aids the flow of the rest of the meal. 

  Steak served with mashed potatoes on the side. The utensils are placed properly positioned next to your warm meal by the servers. The aroma of delectable food fills you with a sense of fulfillment as you anticipate your meal. 

  Finally, a soft serve of vanilla ice cream drizzled with chocolate and topped with just enough whipped cream. With your spoon in hand, you make your closing comments to your folks, encapsulating another evening of memories. 

When you’ve finished the last sip of your drink, you walk out feeling contempt.

In this writing, I tried to create a personal connection with the readers as I attempted to make the topics I talked about relatable and based on things that have happened in my life. I used emotion while writing about the food as I feel many Americans can relate to a similar restaurant experience. I used very descriptive language and imagery so the reader could visualize the scene in which I was speaking about.