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Can you call the people you know who work there for suggestions? It seems they'd be in a better position to answer this.

That sounds fine. I've never been to a restaurant where that wouldn't cut it. And even if the other person is wearing business, you won't be overdressed.

lawgod wrote:That sounds fine. I've never been to a restaurant where that wouldn't cut it. And even if the other person is wearing business, you won't be overdressed.

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Don't wear a tie. Just wear a button down shirt.

Top hat and tails.

It may just be me, but I never wear a tie without a coat. It makes me look like a choir boy. I will, however, wear a coat without a tie for receptions and happy hours if it's appropriate.

Wear a suit.

I really don't think you should wear a tie unless this is in the person's office. This is lunch, not an interview. I've done about a dozen coffee/lunch meetings this summer, and I think being on the "business" end of business casual is the right place to be (nice shoes, nice slacks, and a nice button down shirt). These lunch/coffee things are generally pretty laid back.

But if you do wear a tie, wear a suit.

MrAnon wrote:Top hat and tails.

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