“I'm standing outside a restaurant...” is the story of a woman who lost herself. The heroine lived her entire life without thinking about who she was, she loved and suffered. The moment has come in life when it’s too late to get married, but it seems too early to die, but life has passed, and... how it passed and who she is in this life, where she is real, she doesn’t know. Society imposes stereotypes on us, which we begin to follow because it is easier, but as a result we stop looking and lose ourselves. And, having lost ourselves, we do not see or hear the one who is nearby, whom we call our Beloved Person. The play is about the need for warmth, tenderness and love, about the inability to give all this to another person, about giving up oneself and about the fear of meeting with by yourself, about not wanting to guess. Can we understand and accept ourselves, and as a result, understand and accept our loved ones? Can we wake up?