The restaurant didn't ban kids, just the screaming kids.Originally Posted by CatsMeow
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The restaurant didn't ban kids, just the screaming kids.
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I would definately eat there! It's about time!
I DESPISE trying to enjoy a meal, with ill-mannered children being loud and obnoxious. ESPECIALLY if it's a nice restaurant. At McDonald's, I expect to hear kids screaming in the Playland.
And, by the way, I have children. And they behaved in public. And if they acted up, I took them OUT of the restaurant for a talking-to!
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I know that but a few people said they should ban kids.
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I was with my family over the weekend at a restaurant that I wouldn't have identified as a place for families with kids. There was a family there with two little boys, I'm thinking around kindergarten or first grade. The family was celebrating a birthday. These two boys were so good the whole time. They got a little squirrely between the salad and the main course, got up and walked around. They came over to our table and the mom tried to get them away from us, but we told her we didn't mind since we weren't eating yet. They were so cute and good. We just tried to keep them between our table and theirs so their parents could see them, which was really no problem. We had them tell us the colors on their jackets and then they started naming other colors they liked. So cute!
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Oh, that's so sweet!
Nice kids are a joy to have around and be around.
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