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I think you should walk together and just talk. The traditional idea of sitting down at a table facing eachother can create a lot of pressure when conversation topics temporarily dies out. If you walk, there are things to observe and talk about all the time. :)
Also you have fewer opportunities to embarrass yourself with your suddenly missing fork-knife-food-interaction skills
Mini golf is great at facilitating a walk and talk vibe if someone needs to do something with their hands.
If I ever become single again. I'll definitly do that on my first date. Great idea!