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See you at the restaurant at 6pm vs See you in the restaurant at 6pm

These are both correct phrases, but the meanings they convey differ a bit. 'See you at the restaurant at 6pm' implies meeting outside the restaurant, while 'See you in the restaurant at 6pm' implies meeting inside the restaurant. The choice between 'at' and 'in' depends on whether the meeting is inside or outside the restaurant.
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See you at the restaurant at 6pm

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate meeting outside the restaurant at the specified time.

This phrase is used to indicate meeting someone outside the restaurant at the specified time.

Examples:

  • I'll see you at the restaurant at 6pm for dinner.
  • Let's meet at the restaurant at 6pm before the show.
  • See you at the restaurant at 6pm sharp!
  • I'll see you at the restaurant there, "D'Enzo", at 9:00.
  • Great, so shall I meet you at the restaurant at 11?
  • Okay, I will meet you at the restaurant at 12:30, but right now
  • Dad doesn't want you at the restaurant.
  • That way, I can also help you at the restaurant.
  • The woman who approached you at the restaurant, she was a professional killer.
  • Also, a waiter places you at the restaurant with Lynn.
  • I'll meet you at the restaurant.
  • Remember what I told you at the restaurant.
  • What happened to you at the restaurant?
  • They've got no record of you at the restaurant the afternoon Frank McCallum was killed.
  • So we'll meet you at the restaurant later, yes, to talk birthing plans.
  • I'll meet you at the restaurant.
  • She left a while ago to meet you at the restaurant.
  • You could give Mac a break and have the women meet you at the restaurant.
  • I'm here in the day, and wait at the restaurant at night.
  • You could give Mac a break and have the women meet you at the restaurant.
  • The witnesses at the restaurant said he was hallucinating and twitching.
  • I was over waiting at the restaurant, drinking ginger ale.
  • But you saved all those people at the restaurant.

Alternatives:

  • meet you at the restaurant at 6pm
  • catch you at the restaurant at 6pm

See you in the restaurant at 6pm

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate meeting inside the restaurant at the specified time.

This phrase is used to indicate meeting someone inside the restaurant at the specified time.

Examples:

  • I'll see you in the restaurant at 6pm for our reservation.
  • Let's meet in the restaurant at 6pm for a quick chat.
  • See you in the restaurant at 6pm near the bar.
  • Okay, see you in the restaurant tonight
  • The moment that she doesn't talk to you in the restaurant, I knew.
  • I wanted to tell you in the restaurant but... it... a good time never came up and I...
  • Then, he was taken down by a plainclothes off-duty officer who happened to be in the restaurant at the same time of the shooting.
  • You know, they got evidence that says that someone was in the restaurant at 4:09, and it wasn't Vinnie.
  • But apparently, he's some bigwig in the restaurant biz.
  • GPS shows him in the restaurant.
  • My whole family's here in the restaurant.
  • You know, there's a saying in the restaurant business.
  • All right, Woodruff's secretary said he should still be in the restaurant.
  • My dad was happy that we raised interest in the restaurant...
  • We had dinner in the restaurant with her fiancé.
  • She was in the restaurant with Devereaux.
  • This would cost $12 in the restaurant.
  • Just imagine a huge scoreboard in the restaurant.
  • They were never in the restaurant.
  • There was an empty wheelchair in the restaurant.
  • Barbara's partner in the restaurant.
  • He is Barbara's partner in the restaurant.
  • Well, the kitchen in the restaurant flooded again.

Alternatives:

  • meet you in the restaurant at 6pm
  • catch you in the restaurant at 6pm

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