A better way to deal with itayne is to not offer any kids meals. Parents might

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Aug 1, 2014
4:13:56pm

kotacoug

Not bring the kids if they know they'll have to pay full price for their dinner...

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kotacoug

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Time

What's your take on restaurants that discourage families with children

jrifkin48

8/1/14 3:52pm

It's fine with me.

SandYFan

8/1/14 3:53pm

its' fine

v1k0u6

8/1/14 3:53pm

I think it's great.

chodakus

8/1/14 3:55pm

I think the only parents that would gripe about this are the ones with bad kids

jrifkin48

8/1/14 4:00pm

$30 bucks for a babysitter may be less expensive anyway

Belboz

8/1/14 4:04pm

Would be a great place to eat when I'm alone with my wife.

kccougar

8/1/14 3:57pm

I like it.

Belboz

8/1/14 4:03pm

Have you ever had to "deal with kids" when at a restaurant with just your wife?

garyfan

8/1/14 4:07pm

You have to 'deal' with it when you have a bunch of snotty nose kids crying

kotacoug

8/1/14 4:11pm

probably

Belboz

8/1/14 6:17pm

I'm OK with it because they are discriminating against a behavior (loud noises),

garyfan

8/1/14 4:04pm

It better have great food. It's generally not smart for businesses to

ManicBlue

8/1/14 4:05pm

This is more a critique of how families with children act than restaurants

Josef K

8/1/14 4:07pm

As someone who worked in restaurants in high school/college I'm perfectly fine

Jeff Spicoli

8/1/14 4:07pm

as long as they are more than $50/plate

TXSmith

8/1/14 4:07pm

A better way to deal with itayne is to not offer any kids meals. Parents might

kotacoug

8/1/14 4:13pm

as a restaurant owner, i should be able to discriminate as long as

run26

8/1/14 5:27pm

No shirt, No shoes NO service.... same thing. It is their right to refuse

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