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The most lovely place I have ever eaten at (in?).
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The most lovely place I have ever eaten at (in?).Both "at" and "in" are possible. However, if you use "in", it means you ate indoors.
However, a preposition is not necessary. You can simply say, "the most lovely place I have ever eaten."
"Lovelier" and "loveliest" are absolutely correct, but the variants "more lovely" and "most lovely" are also frequently used.
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