| Singer Shore or Washington | 26 |
| Kitchen occupant of song | 24 |
| Washington of the blues | 23 |
| Talk show hostess Shore | 23 |
| Shore who dated Burt Reynolds | 29 |
| Shore or Alice's cat | 24 |
| Shore of 'Up in Arms' | 29 |
| One of the Washingtons | 22 |
| Jacob's daughter by Leah | 28 |
| Horn blower of folk music | 25 |
| Blues singer Washington | 23 |
| 50's singer Washington | 26 |
| 1932 #1 hit for Bing Crosby | 27 |
| She may have a feast in port? | 29 |
| Middle Eastern currency | 23 |
| Yugoslav monetary unit | 22 |
| Tunisian monetary unit | 22 |
| Middle Eastern monetary unit | 28 |
| Coin larger than a para | 23 |
| Units of money in Libya | 23 |
| Algerian monetary units | 23 |
| Baby's evening meal | 23 |
| Eat with linen napkins? | 23 |
| Eat by candlelight, perhaps | 27 |
| Patronize a restaurant | 22 |
| Engage in elegant eating | 24 |
| Eat by candlelight, say | 23 |
| Chow down, more formally | 24 |
| Celebrate Thanksgiving | 22 |
| What epicures like to do | 24 |
| Utilize the good china | 22 |
| Sample the culinary arts | 24 |
| Pick from a spread, say | 23 |
| Patronize a restaurateur | 24 |
| Patronize a fine restaurant | 27 |
| It may be paired with wine | 26 |
| Have something elegant | 22 |
| Have some fancy provisions? | 27 |
| Have a six-course meal | 22 |
| Have a seven-course meal | 24 |
| Go to a four-star restaurant | 28 |
| Enjoy a gourmet meal, e.g. | 26 |
| "Wine" counterpart | 28 |
| Have a quiet dinner, say | 24 |
| Was fed by Wolfgang Puck, say | 29 |
| Ate better than a fat rat | 25 |
| Patronized, as a bistro | 23 |
| Used the good china, say | 24 |
| Cleared home at the plate? | 26 |
| Opt not to get carry-out | 24 |
| Cook for a change, say | 22 |
| Patronize a bistro, say | 23 |
| Alice's restaurant | 22 |
| Place for a short-order cook | 28 |
| Blue plate special spot | 23 |
| Where Flo worked for Mel | 24 |
| Building with many sides | 24 |
| 1982 Barry Levinson film | 24 |
| Where to work on the side | 25 |
| Where a trucker fills up | 24 |
| Roadside establishment | 22 |
| Refurbished caboose, maybe | 26 |
| Place for short orders | 22 |
| Nostalgic film of 1982 | 22 |
| Mel's sitcom place | 22 |
| Mel's of classic TV | 23 |
| Man eating fish, perhaps | 24 |
| Inexpensive restaurant | 22 |
| Eatery with its own lingo | 25 |
| Converted railroad car, maybe | 29 |
| Converted caboose, maybe | 24 |
| 1982 film with Kevin Bacon | 26 |
| It's spent in Spain | 23 |
| Wherewithal, in Oaxaca | 22 |
| Some recycled railroad cars | 27 |
| People taking courses? | 22 |
| Folks working on courses? | 25 |
| Enjoys an elegant meal | 22 |
| Takes to Sardi's, say | 25 |
| Goes to a steakhouse, say | 25 |
| Eats on a tablecloth, say | 25 |
| Eats by candlelight, say | 24 |
| Alcove near the kitchen | 23 |
| Small room off a kitchen | 24 |
| Set of chairs and a table | 25 |
| Place for a small table | 23 |
| Kitchen areas, perhaps | 22 |
| "That's right!" | 29 |
| Car owner's annoyance | 25 |
| Small dent on a fender | 22 |
| Little job for a body shop | 26 |
| Game show answer signal | 23 |
| Talk or urge repetitiously | 26 |
| Cartoonist Jay Darling | 22 |
| Avoiding spitballs, say | 23 |
| A bit more than a tinkle | 24 |
| Foolish people, slangily | 24 |
| Edith Bunker to Archie | 23 |
| Archie's term for Edith | 27 |
| Archie's insult for Edith | 29 |