I know the chances of many central Ohioans being on to answer my question are small but I have to try. I'm in the market for a small, casual dining table and chairs. Also, I am looking into the possibility of buying a small sectional. Where in Columbus give the best deals?

during customer departure ,when most of the Clint's are british-----thanks(casual dining)

I know the chances of many central Ohioans being on to answer my question are small but I have to try. I'm in the market for a small, casual dining table and chairs. Also, I am looking into the possibility of buying a small sectional. Where in Columbus give the best deals?

during customer departure ,when most of the Clint's are british-----thanks(casual dining)

I've looked at so many chandeliers that I'm cross-eyed, lol, and I can't make up my mind. I'm looking for a transitional style to "casual down" the dining room. Thank you for your opinion. Here's the chandelier (click for larger view or view in room) if you wish. http://www.potterybarn.com/products/p6904/index.cfm?pkey=clgthngchd This is my dining table and chairs...I have the buffet, not the china cabinet. http://www.thomasville.com/Item3013/Villa-Soleil-Dining-Room-Double-Pedestal-Dining-Table.aspx

How durable is pine for a kitchen/casual dining table I ask because I want to build a table to math some chairs that I have and the chairs are pine. I originally thought oak would be the best, but I want it to match the chairs. And, needless to say, pine is more economical. I just want to make sure that if I put the effort and cash into designing, and building the piece, I will have it for many years to come. So, if you have a pine table that you use everyday, how has it stood the test of time? Or, if you know alot about wood what are your thoughts?

Also what is the average dining time and number of table turns during lunch and diner?

In general, I have been to celebrations (bday, anniversary, etc) in other countries where relatives live and the hospitality is soo much more formal. Its like long dining tables with traditional feasting and great wine and spirits. And ppl dress so nice. Here, people order pizza or long party subs and call it a day. Or they just go out somewhere and everyone just buys there own food and thats it.

during customer departure ,when most of the Clint's are british-----thanks(casual dining) hello,hey guys whats up,how you doing,welcome,see u later,bye ,good bye, what normally you use and they like that ,what are the sentences which make you mix with them and are a slightly formal as they are customer======thanks sorry for the error spell check made me lazy

I've looked at so many chandeliers that I'm cross-eyed, lol, and I can't make up my mind. I'm looking for a transitional style to "casual down" the dining room. Thank you for your opinion. Here's the chandelier (click for larger view or view in room) if you wish. http://www.potterybarn.com/products/p6904/index.cfm?pkey=clgthngchd This is my dining table and chairs...I have the buffet, not the china cabinet. http://www.thomasville.com/Item3013/Villa-Soleil-Dining-Room-Double-Pedestal-Dining-Table.aspx