Deciding when a restaurant shop is worth taking a guest with you

Since this year I'm eating at restaurants in my town (99%), we have free parking everywhere, not a meter in town. I prefer to eat alone as I really don't want to spend my funds and wait for the reimbursement for a friend,
they usually aren't as concerned with money, and I hate to say no, don't order that.
Occasionally I will when I owe a friend that had me over for dinner. My meals go quicker alone and have gotten to prefer upper family type restaurants or bar audits which I can do early evening and be home by 6ish. I do have a friend that went to Vegas with me, and she always pays for tip, drives, etc.
Did apply for a Four Seasons breakfast for two, if I get it.

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I go with a guest to Five Guys and split the burger and fries. They cannot drink carbonated beverages. 1/2 price wing days take care of eating well and coming in under the wire or arriving during happy hour for reduced sharables. Most other places I have to work to met the maximum. I consider the fee as part of the dinner so $18 and $5 becomes a $23 dinner.

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