Ever since my interest in culinary art, and reading upon all the feast invitations in the Bible, I have often wondered, which restaurant would I consider as the BEST of the BEST, quality wise alone, that I would take some special guests to.
I've not been to many, but some rather costly ones, sometimes paid by company. The View could perhaps be my first taste in a very high class expensive setting. It would appear that a dinner with around 6-8 courses at a price range around $60-$80 is considered very high class.
Of course, my recent curiousity is focused on Hell's Kitchen host Chef Gordon Ramsay's restaurant in THE LONDON, New York City, in addition to the Trustee's dining hall in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Then again, I have promised myself not to treat myself alone to such places unless it is with someone important like pastors, visiting friends and relatives and homeless people. And I surely cannot use these latter part as an excuse for myself solely to satisfy my curiousity.
Last but not least, reading how Jesus rebuked the hosts of those who invited Him for feasts, taught me that being a host, the attitude of a host, knowing when to accept rebuke and when to display or defend the honor of my Lord is extremely crucial in the art of HOSTING, be it at home, or giving a treat outside.