Some evenings you forget what you ordered. You never forget how the courtyard made you feel.
Stone underfoot. The city noise drops away behind you.
Somewhere close, an oven is already working. You can smell it before you see it.
A table is waiting — and so is the rest of the evening.
Table six has seen three proposals and counting.
Table nine is where the regulars ask for "the usual."
Every table, eventually, becomes someone's table.