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There are rules surrounding which one should be used?Also since your are describing a restaurant it is better to use の instead of が.
There are rules surrounding which one should be used?
Okay I see. Never knew about the outside relations thing. Interesting. Thanks for clarifying; I thought I missed something important for a second.No, you aren't missing anything. A case that it's better to use の instead of が doesn't exist(well, at least in Modern Japanese), or rather, there are cases it's necessary to use が instead of の, for instance, when a noun follows right after が, as I wrote previously, or in outside-relations. You can't use 彼の死んだという噂 as the meaning "rumors that he is dead".