Having friends along on a date is not always a bad thing, from my experience.
In past occasions, I've had women bring a couple of friends along. I go along with the change in plans, but always maintain a frame of the type that her friends are joining us as references for her date-worthiness, rather than her attempts to frame me into proving myself to them. There's cheeky games you can play along the way - for e.g., have the friends buy drinks/dinner/etc.
If you play your cards right, her friends ought to be trying to convince her that she should jump on you asap, and trying to convince you that she's worth it. You should also plan for the right time during the date to splinter away from the group (it helps to have a wing or two that can help you with this).
In past occasions, I've had women bring a couple of friends along. I go along with the change in plans, but always maintain a frame of the type that her friends are joining us as references for her date-worthiness, rather than her attempts to frame me into proving myself to them. There's cheeky games you can play along the way - for e.g., have the friends buy drinks/dinner/etc.
If you play your cards right, her friends ought to be trying to convince her that she should jump on you asap, and trying to convince you that she's worth it. You should also plan for the right time during the date to splinter away from the group (it helps to have a wing or two that can help you with this).