This is one shot from a WIP…c&c welcome.
LWF…
i can’t see an image mike
Should be there now. 
Nice image!
I would break up the wood with some carpet or something. ALso those tables seem far to far apart. I am yet to see a restaurant with enough room to park your car inbetween the tables :lol:
They usually jam them in.. more people equals more money 
I did go into one of those restaurants (small room, very few tables, enough space to park a car in between them.) a long while back.
It costed me a month’s garage rent, but it’s been OH so good! :lol:
Nice image, but a bit too evenly lit for my tastes.
In these places, there’s normally a fair bit of lighting variation going on, to make it interesting. But, hey, it’s just a personal impression. If that’s the way it’s got to be lit, let me be.
Lovely greens, and great woodden furniture.
Just rotate those tablecloths around a bit 
grats anyways, this is a GOOD wip!
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Small update…thanks for the tips. 
nice update
feels abit more real now
Thanks DaForce. I looked at this post at work today and the image was
really washed out. Of course it looks fine here. When you see it does it looked washed out on your monitor ?
It looks a little on the dusty side here, nice improvement in the scene.
I certainly wouldnt say it was really washed out.
Looks pretty much fine
washed out??not to me…
nice soft and warm light…
but, is it just me, or those briks are a bit on the big side?and they seem way too flat for my taste…
Yep, the bricks are flat. Rendered without the displacement while testing.
Ill have to check on the brick size.
Thanks for the comments.
Looks really good. the bricks are the only thing standing out to my eye. I really like the lighting in the ceiling coiffers. Doesn’t look washed out here either
Another update…same cam
Still have to fix the brick corner. And Im not sure why some of the glass
is so dark.
looking very nice. I am hungry
check your max depth on the glass mat - increasing it should make the glass look beter.
looks good
hmm carpets are abit odd having seperate ones for each table set.. could be a tripping problem.
Perhaps try having a semicircle of the wood floor at the front door. And then just carpet for everything else. Perhaps with a straight path of wooden flooring up the middle of the room to the back of the restaurant/kitchens