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Tag Archive: Restaurants

Impossible Question – Thursday, February 9th

Getting this will set you back nearly $600 at the most expensive one in North America.  What?

A:  Dinner

Masa, a sushi restaurant in New York City is the most expensive in North America with the average meal costing $585 per person (tip, tax and drinks extra).
If you don’t cancel a reservation more than 48 hours in advance, you’re charged $200 per person.

Impossible Question – Thursday, September 22nd

On average we do this about 5 times a week, or nearly 250 times in a year.  What?

A:  Eat restaurant food (both dine-in and carry out)

Photo: Beyond the Coupon.com

The Living Social survey also found our favourite restaurant meal is lunch….and our favourite type of food is Italian.

Impossible Question – Friday, November 5th

A recent survey says this is the number one complaint of restaurant diners.  What?

A:  Service

The Zagat restaurant guide found that service was the number one complaint, while 63% disapproved of people using cell phones during a meal.

Don’t like having your restaurant meal ruined by screaming kids?

Then this restaurant in North Carolina is for you. 

I applaud the Olde Salty for their new policy, and whole-heartedly disagree with the mom in the article who says, “You can’t help it if your kids scream.”  Sure you can.  Take them out of the restaurant and stop annoying everyone else. 

From WECT:

CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WECT) – A restaurant in Carolina Beach is stirring up controversy over a couple of signs reading, “Screaming children will not be tolerated.”

The owner of the Olde Salty restaurant, Brenda Armes, is tired of having her customers complain to her about children misbehaving and screaming when others are trying to enjoy a quiet meal.

Armes says the signs have worked.

“It has been a good thing for us,” Armes said. “It has brought us in more customers than it has ever kept away.”

Gary Gibson was dining at the restaurant for the first time and agrees with Armes.

“It’s not very enjoyable when you hear a bunch of kids screaming. It’s nice to see a sign like that up,” Gibson said.

While many are for the rule, some families are against it.

“I’ve never seen a restaurant say, don’t bring your screaming kids in here,” said Ashley Heflin, who is a mom of two. “You can’t help it if your kids scream.”

Armes says that if a child is screaming, a restaurant employee will ask the parent to take them outside to calm down. They will not be asked to leave the restaurant for good.

“We want to attract the type of people that come in knowing they aren’t going to have to sit behind a table with a bunch of screaming children,” Armes said.