I am not fully tracking to the problem here, but when it comes to
overriding save() behavior on forms, I find the following helper to be
handy:
def build_instance_from_form(model_form):
instance = model_form.save(commit=False)
return instance
Then in your view code do something like this:
restaurant = build_instance_from_form(form)
# fix up data like city
restaurant.save()
This can help you avoid all the complexity of overriding save() on the
form object and delegating to super(), etc., at least in some cases.
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