| Restaurateurs' urging | 25 |
| Patronize a pizzeria, say | 25 |
| Go to Wendy's, perhaps | 26 |
| Give the cook a break, maybe | 28 |
| Enjoy restaurant service | 24 |
| Enjoy Red Lobster, say | 22 |
| Decide not to cook, say | 23 |
| Choose not to cook, say | 23 |
| Celebrate a promotion, maybe | 28 |
| Avoid cooking, in a way | 23 |
| What a trencherman does | 23 |
| Word that stops some trucks? | 28 |
| Sign that may stop a truck | 26 |
| Sign that could stop a truck | 28 |
| Word that may stop a truck | 26 |
| Takes a loss on, in slang | 25 |
| Makes a Delmonico disappear | 27 |
| Inelegant restaurant sign | 25 |
| Has the blue plate special | 26 |
| Greasy spoon sign, perhaps | 26 |
| Enjoys the blue plate special | 29 |
| Enjoys gourmet entrees | 22 |
| Cleans one's plate | 22 |
| Word that stops trucks | 22 |
| Temporarily banishes hunger | 27 |
| Seatin a different way? | 23 |
| Seat in a different way? | 24 |
| Seat in a different way | 24 |
| Satisfies a certain urge | 24 |
| Puts through the system? | 24 |
| Puts away, as in a mess | 23 |
| Puts away the groceries? | 24 |
| Puts away the groceries | 23 |
| Puts away a drumstick, e.g. | 27 |
| Makes a sub disappear? | 22 |
| Hangs out with foodies | 22 |
| Cry from a chuck wagon | 22 |
| Banishes hunger temporarily | 27 |
| Agitates, with "at" | 29 |
| Acts on a gut feeling? | 22 |
| Patronizes, as a restaurant | 27 |
| Consternates continuously | 25 |
| Persistently aggravates | 23 |
| Patronizes, as a diner | 22 |
| Drives one crazy, perhaps | 25 |
| Disturbs greatly, maybe | 23 |
| Admits one's mistake | 24 |
| Admits one's error | 22 |
| Humbly takes the blame | 22 |
| Admits an embarrassing error | 28 |
| Has a traditional meal | 22 |
| Enjoys home cooking, e.g. | 25 |
| Needs a dishwasher, probably | 28 |
| Has pizza delivered, say | 24 |
| Has dinner company, e.g. | 24 |
| Has a quiet dinner, say | 23 |
| Doesn't go out, maybe | 25 |
| Doesn't do takeout | 22 |
| Cooks one's own goose? | 26 |
| Calls Domino's, perhaps | 27 |
| Really goes for, so to speak | 28 |
| Buys entirely, like hype | 24 |
| Take great pleasure in | 22 |
| Believe without question | 24 |
| Really enjoy, slangily | 22 |
| Accept without question | 23 |
| "Finish your food!" | 29 |
| Words to dawdling diner | 23 |
| Consume or enjoy immensely | 26 |
| Clean one's plate of | 24 |
| Jealous aren't ya? | 23 |
| ___ de vie (clear brandy) | 25 |
| It's bottled in Cannes | 26 |
| Agua, across the Pyrenees | 25 |
| Wisconsin's ___ Claire | 26 |
| The Seine is full of it | 23 |
| Perrier "produit" | 27 |
| La Seine is full of it | 22 |
| It flows through the Seine | 26 |
| "Mer", essentially | 28 |
| "Mer" contents | 24 |
| "La mer" contents | 27 |
| "__ minérale" | 26 |
| What un lac is filled with | 26 |
| What bateaux move across | 24 |
| Water, to Claude or Marcel | 26 |
| Water, in Trois Pistoles | 24 |
| Water, in St Wenceslas | 22 |
| Water, in St. Adolphe | 23 |
| Water in Côte d'Ivoire | 29 |
| Water in Lac Superieur | 23 |
| Tour de France refresher | 24 |
| The water you drink in Paris | 28 |
| Some is bottled in Cannes | 25 |
| Quaff when one has soif | 23 |
| Perrier, to the French | 22 |
| Parisian bottled water | 22 |
| Monoxyde de dihydrogène | 26 |
| Les poissons swim in it | 23 |
| It's wet to Yvette | 22 |