Where to take a girl for a first date?
By personal experience, many men have asked to take me out and we end up in a restaurant. It's too cliche. The restaurant you chose is beautiful, but make sure that wherever you take her - she will never forget. Is there a beach? Take her to the beach right before sunset and pack a picnic. (HINT: Finger foods only so you both can feed each other). Take her to a park and bring a small radio with a cd you made for the night and dance with her - in the dark. Do something that she'll never forget you for. And please remember - it's not where you go with her, but how you make her feel that night. She could be anywhere in the world with anyone - and she chose you. Make it memorable.
Where do i take a girl for the first date?
Movies are good because then you have something to talk about (i.e. the movie) when the movie ends instead of awkward silence. You can go out for a casual meal (nothing fancy!!!) Even just getting takeout food together and eating it at the park (like having a picnic) is really cute (girls love that!) I hope this helps :)
Where do you take a girl on the first date?
somewhere that there will be other things to take the attention off you if things get awkward, not the cinema because theres alot of unspoken rules about arm space and stuff lol. but sdomewhere like a show or an activity like rock climbing or something exciting but also enopugh to get a conversation started because if u had dnner, then theres alot of pressure on finding things to talk about etc. hope it helps a little. katie x
You could bring her to a lovely restaurant/cinema/park.Or an adventure to the outdoors, to the zoo or maybe a stroll at the beach with ice cream.If you've ask me which I would do if it was me, I'd say all the above is crap. You'd be suicidal to believe it. Because, it's not the choice of answer which you really need. What you need is the process of deciding which one is best, and thus suits you. Remember, everyone is different. Put an introvert couple in an extrovert setting (vice versa), and you won't get the most conducive environment for a date. First, ask yourself this few questions:What are your strengths? What do you prefer to avoid? And also ask her or find out what are cool and what's cold for her. Don't overthink it, just do it to avoid a misfortune. Proper preparation goes a long way in the long run.For me, I discovered I'm the spontaneous kind and am better at making things up on the spot than actually follow a plan. As such, over a couple of trial and error runs, nowadays I start by focusing on our chemistry. Once, I had gotten close to a stranger by weekly squash (I'm familiar and she's curious). Another time I've gotten close to a online date by going fishing together (we both love fishing!) The list goes on, once you've built the template. Remember, the venue/type of date is only one component of a memorable date. The other components are the dynamics between you both during the date, the choice of activity (if any), and also as we grow older, our circumstances (working hours, location and financial status).Focus on your strength and stick by what you do best. You'll be confident, and women find confidence (not arrogance) extremely sexy. If you have to, do the same routine with a few dates to develop your core style. Mistakes will be made, no shame on that. Just remember to learn from it (and fast!), be respectful and be true. Also, I like to think every date is just a battle with myself, and I'm fine losing battles but I'm focus on winning the war. Go on now. You'll be fine.
take her to some arcade arena where both of you can have a good time having fun and then take her to some quiet restaurant where you have personal space and talk and see her interest level always keep surprise to a girl where you are taking her try to maximize the time spent on date rather on phone
The first date is about showing your date who you are. You should do something where you’re comfortable, confident, and in charge of the situation.Much as I hate it, the US still expects the man to be in charge of the first date. So, choose what you know. For me, it would be a restaurant I know I like and an activity I know I enjoy. I know most people do dinner and a movie—Netflix and chill these days but that’s a modern “dating” problem—I do like going to the movies, but I actually prefer to do that alone.I’ve had first dates in several places that I enjoy, and it all worked out pretty well. A bookstore, a private karaoke room, and a friend-who-was-in-a-band’s local concert. Your date wants to get to know you, and as much as sitting around a table at dinner talking seems like a good idea, it’s just an exercise in pretense. Take her somewhere you like so your energy and excitement will be on display.I am totally in favor of physical adventures—like taking a girl to a rock climbing gym or something—but obviously you should warn her beforehand if that’s your plan. The way I see it, if she isn’t interested in trying the things you’re interested in, she’s not worth the date.And if you get lucky enough to get a forward-thinking girl who takes charge of the first date, it’s on you to be just as open and adventurous as you’re expecting her to be.
Okay, fun question. I would say take charge, since you’re the one doing the asking. Give her a couple of options, depending on how much you want to spend. I think suggesting a pizza place would be good , so you two can talk and get to know each other. Who doesn’t like pizza ? Dinner AND a movie might be a little expensive.Too bad summer is over here in the Northern Hemisphere , because there are always outdoor concerts which are great, but not an option .Back to the date, does she like to hike? Can you find a place to go for a short hike , then go to a pizza place nearby ? Casual, of course .When I was asked out for the first time, I vastly preferred the asker to ask me for a specific plan, if that answers your question . I hope you at least know something about the dating partner as to what she might like. I’m assuming that you’re in college or high school . It didn’t matter which plan, as long as weren’t planning to go to mcDonalds as a first date.:( that would be bad.If you’re a college student at a fairly big University, there will all kinds of stuff that would be interesting to go to, and take her out afterwards .
Take her to mint lounge which is in front of National PG college near Hazratganj.The place has limited gentry they have there know regular members you come there on a daily basis. I am going there since six years and I see the same people. The staff is very helpful learn there names and give Rs50 to one of them to upgrade your services.I bet you wont be disturbed by anyone or find any of your friends there to disturb or interupt you. The gentry there is classy and all high.You will find the best Hukkah there and it is in best.What to order Magai Pan Hukaah with water base, Grill Sandwhich and any veg Chowmein your bill will be around Rs850.
Nobody is ever sure about the outcome of a first date. However, taking her somewhere fun is the best way to boost the chances of the two of you hitting it off. If she's having a good time, she's likely to associate that with you and think of you as a fun person who she wants to see more of. If you do something more low-key (i.e. the coffee date) it's much more likely that you won't get a second date, because the awkwardness and boredom of the setting will then be associated with you.Most people want to get coffee or something equally non-committal. While it's not impossible to have a good coffee date, it's better to do something a little more stimulating. Go to an art gallery, play a board game, play a game of tennis, or whatever the two of you are into. These won't cost you any more time than a coffee date, but they're more exciting and provide a basis for easy conversation.Note that this doesn't mean you have to spend a lot of money, just that there's some kind of fun activity to do. If you want to spend a little money, get some tasty food to share. But again, make it fun, not-every-day kind of food.