1) When was the last time you ate out at a restaurant? Who did you go there with?  I last ate out at a restaurant 3days ago. I went to the restaurant with my friend.  At that time, my friend was craving to spaghetti. She really wanted to eat it.  So, we came by went to a restaurant known for (famous for) it’s delicious Italian food.  2) How much does it cost on average to dine out at a nice restaurant in your town?  Actually I don’t really often go to fancy restaurants, so I don’t know about it well don’t have a good idea about the price. But I heard it approximately costs around approximately $50 per person to go a nice seafood buffet. People expect to eat as many much food as they paid for (get their money’s worth), but in fact, it is really hard. Their stomach will be full before they finish several very many dishes. So, I think it is quite expensive to eat at buffets. for a meal.  3) Describe a restaurant in your town that you would recommend to another person.  I’d like to recommend a the Italian restaurant named Riposo to strangers to my town stranger.  As soon as you enter the restaurant you can find will see its unique interior. It is very cozy and moody atmospheric. That is why many singles have blind dates in there. Anyways, I like this restaurant in for another reason. This restaurant cook not only delicious food but also offer food at reasonable price. The food at this restaurant is not only delicious but also reasonably priced, and the waitresses are very courteous as well. If you order more than 2 dinners menus, they will serve you free salad and free desert. Even though they are free, the quality is really good. I am was always satisfied with everything of in this restaurant. Nothing unsatisfying.  So, I highly recommend to trying this place.

Notes:

1. Unless you are in the restaurant right now, use "went".

2. "to spaghetti" would be a verb.

3. "I don't really go" means you "sort of go". Use a time adverb.

4. "don't have a good idea" is a common expression.

5. "approximately" and "about" are the same.  Don't use both of them in the same sentence.

6. (get their money's worth) is a common expression.

7. "Was always satisfied" means you are not satisfied now.

Good work!  If you have any questions let me know.