Does he like me if he suggests activities he knows I enjoy

Guys remember details about two types of people. Ones they're attracted to and ones they're trying to impress. When he recalls something you said about your interests, one of those is in play. The fact that he's bringing it up now means he's actively thinking about you and looking for a way to spend time together.

This is different from a generic hangout suggestion. He's narrowing the field. He's not saying 'we should grab coffee sometime,' which costs him nothing. He's saying 'that specific place you care about,' which shows he was listening. That's effort. It's small, but it matters.

A good reply does two things. First, it says yes or moves toward yes without dodging. Second, it contributes something concrete to making it happen, like suggesting a day or a time, not just agreeing in theory. You're showing him that when he makes a move, you'll meet him halfway.

Don't just say 'yeah that sounds fun.' That makes him do the next push. Instead, acknowledge what he did. Confirm you want to go. Either suggest timing or ask when he's free. You're not chasing him. You're making it easy for him to lock in the plan.

Send your reply within a few hours of his message. A quick yes matters because it shows momentum and real interest. Days of silence makes him doubt whether you actually want to go or if you're just being polite.

Once you've replied and suggested a timeframe, give him two or three days to come back with specifics. If he doesn't lock down a date after that, he was testing your interest, not planning a real date. You can nudge once with 'when works for you,' but if he goes silent after that, drop it. A guy who likes you will pin down the plan, not keep it vague.