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Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Aug-21-2007 02:54:

You got dressed up to go to The Melting Pot?

They have very good food there and are definitely a notch above many restaurants, but it's not exactly a place I would really say dressing up is necessary. Perhaps I am merely an uncouth scallawag.

Posted by Orbax on Aug-21-2007 02:56:

it was for my birthday and it was 130 bucks for me and my girlfriend.

Its in a nice part of town and this ones pretty upscale. Everyone else was dressed up as well.

Posted by Orbax on Aug-21-2007 02:58:

http://www.palisaderestaurant.com/360.php

http://www.groveisle.com/groveisle_dining_photos.aspx

the other two places ive taken her that rock. man im awesome.

Posted by nchs09 on Aug-21-2007 02:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
You got dressed up to go to The Melting Pot?

They have very good food there and are definitely a notch above many restaurants, but it's not exactly a place I would really say dressing up is necessary. Perhaps I am merely an uncouth scallawag.
ya iv been there and i always go dressed normally.

Posted by bas on Aug-21-2007 02:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
it was for my birthday and it was 130 bucks for me and my girlfriend.

Its in a nice part of town and this ones pretty upscale. Everyone else was dressed up as well.

I felt a bit out of place wearing jeans a button up shit and a coat

It's not super expensive and upscale, but people tend to dress pretty nicely. Dress shirts and ties were everywhere.

Posted by Lilith on Aug-21-2007 03:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Perhaps I am merely an uncouth scallawag.

Either that or walking out the front door with wearing pants counts as a good day where you come from

Posted by bas on Aug-21-2007 03:00:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
ya iv been there and i always go dressed normally.

Well you live in Atlanta so...

Posted by Orbax on Aug-21-2007 03:00:

It was my birthday we made it fancy and got a private booth *shrug* its fun to make a night out of it hehe

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Aug-21-2007 03:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
Its in a nice part of town and this ones pretty upscale. Everyone else was dressed up as well.

Well that really makes sense then. I've been there three times, but it was all at the same location and all three times I went, I and the person I went with were the only ones there.

So I really don't have a precedent for appropriate Melting Pot attire. :P

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Aug-21-2007 03:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Either that or walking out the front door with wearing pants counts as a good day where you come from

That...is entirely possible.

Posted by l�cid on Aug-21-2007 03:14:

i wear my cheesehead when i go to The Melting Pot.

Posted by nchs09 on Aug-21-2007 03:16:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Well you live in Atlanta so...
maybe i should wear my fubu shirt and my hat with the price stag and all the stickers, you know, look real posh.

or i could wear khakis and a polo

Posted by Orbax on Aug-21-2007 03:19:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
i wear my cheesehead when i go to The Melting Pot.

Posted by Orpheus Is Dead on Aug-21-2007 07:27:

Re: Re: do you consider "getting dressed up".....

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Originally posted by prolikewhoa
a polo imo is a little casual. i would say put a button down shirt with the sleeves rolled up a little to the forearms is better for dress casual. khakis are generally good though.

I always roll up the sleeves...

I'd have to say: dressed up = Slacks, Button down shirt, Tie, slacks and shirt should be uniform in color and the tie should not be anything to crazy or bland...Belt leather should match the watch, and the shoes...

orbax's picture is a good example.

Posted by shaw on Aug-21-2007 09:16:

I almost never wear a tie without a jacket. it feels way too weird.

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