| SCENE | Tantrum in a restaurant, |
| INSTANT | Begins tantrum in a moment (7) |
| PADDY | Tantrum in a flooded field (5) |
| RUMINATE | Contemplate tantrum in a teacher" |
| AFTERASORT | Behind tears or tantrums, in a manner of speaking (5,1,4) |
| GASTROPUB | Obsession around suppressing a tantrum in modern eatery |
| VICARAGE | Almost sin having a tantrum in minister's home |
| RICEPADDY | Eric managed to have tantrum in productive field |
| KEEPFIT | Tower above tantrum in train (4,3) |
| CATASTROPHIC | Disastrous answer thanks, tantrum's in with it? |
| OBSCENER | Ruder pupil once having public tantrum in front of head of Rugby (8) |
| STROPS | Temper tantrums in games shown up (6) |
| DINER | A buffet car on a train; a person eating a meal in a restaurant; or, an American-style roadside eatery (5) |
| RINSE | Make a move in a laundry or in a restaurant to begin with (5) |
| WAITER | In a restaurant, a helpful line in cheap drink? (6) |
| SALAMANDER | What word links a newt-like amphibian to a metal hot plate used in a restaurant kitchen to brown food? (10) |
| WAITINGLISTS | A job in a restaurant records registers for those hoping to enjoy a number of courses (7,5) |
| SERVICE | Ceremony of religious worship; employment; assistance given to customers in a store; or, the action of waiting on diners in a restaurant (7) |
| SITTINGS | Scheduled periods of time when a number of people are served a meal in a restaurant (8) |
| PLACE | A public/market square; a town, village or other locality; or, one's seat in a restaurant, theatre, train etc (5) |
