Domains: Events_15, Restaurants_15

user: I'd like your help finding an engaging activity.

system: What sort of event were you thinking about?

user: I'd prefer something related to Games.

system: What city do you want me to start my search in?

user: Find me something in the Oakland area.

system: I've found 5 events you might like. There's a Raiders Vs Bengals game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. It's taking place at 8 pm on March 7th.

user: I like the sound of that, but let's keep looking. What else is there?

system: There's also a Raiders Vs Chiefs game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. This one starts at 7 pm on March 9th.

user: Give me a little more information on this one. What's the stadium's address?

system: This is an American Football game, and it'll be held at 7000 Coliseum Way.

user: That sounds perfect. Help me find a restaurant in the area too.

system: Did you have any sort of food in mind - Italian, Mexican, or what?

user: I'm thinking that Pizza would be a good choice.

system: I've found 8 restaurants that might work. A16 is a nice choice local to Oakland.

user: What other choices are there?

system: In Oakland, there's also Belotti Ristorante E Bottega.

user: Keep going. I want something else.

system: How about Contrasto? It's in Oakland too.

user: Give me their address. Oh, and do they sell liquor?

system: They do have alcohol and can be found at 388 Grand Avenue.

user: Great. I'd like to make a reservation there then.

system: What time do you want to make the reservation?

user: I want to show up at 1:45 in the afternoon.

system: Let's go over the details real fast. You want a reservation for 2 at Contrasto in Oakland. You'll be arriving at 1:45 pm on March 9th.

user: Yup, that will do.

system: I'm sorry, but I wasn't able to make the reservation then. Would you be willing to switch to a 1:30 pm a reservation for 2 at Contrasto in Oakland instead? It would still be on March 9th.

user: No, I'm fine for now actually. Thanks.

system: Enjoy the rest of your day.