No Kids Allowed: Restaurants Ban Children During Dinner Hours

Some eateries establish hours when small children are welcome.

[maggiemae]

Parents LOVE to blame OTHERS for their MISTAKES.

[rickuyeda]

If you can't control your kids, it's YOUR fault!

[Heavy_Meadow]

If I lived in that state, I'd give that restaurant business every weekend. I get sick and tired of parents that let their children run wild and think they have the right to do that.

[derwinwhitford]

Owners can do what they feel is best for their business. If you don't agree go somewhere else. That's the joys of the free world. Variety

[benengland]

Airlines need to do the same, it's out of control. Control your kids or stay at home.

[vegasgirl]

Good. If more parents disciplined their kids instead of allowing them to behave like brats, businesses wouldn't have to make these rules.

[juanvillegas]

I mean, businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone, so I’m with the owner. Kids can be annoying

[InuMiroLover]

There's no shortage of restaurants aimed to families. Why should i tolerate your kid screaming his head off when im trying to enjoy a nice dinner and you arent doing a thing about it? Teach your kids to behave at a restaurant or go to McDonalds.

[truthsterwakeupworldplease]

Owner is right, cause parents, don't keep their kids in line these days. 🤔

[brownsugar]

I fully support this restaurant 100%!!!

[ShaynaLindaBalcom]

I totally agree with this policy, and it is about time! maybe if more public places do this people will begin teaching their children right from wrong again, the world isn't your damn maid!

[vikingmama]

So what? There are communities that don't allow children to move in. Certain home rentals say no children. So I don't take my kids there. Good grief, sometimes *I don't want my kids there!*

[southport]

This is not "anti-children." This is pro-peace and common sense.

[thesavagetaxman]

I remember going out with a friend when I was a kid and she drew a ketchup smile face on the table. I told her that some poor sod was gonna have to clean that up and she said "Oh well, it's the cleaner's job". I was a kid yet I still knew how to clean up after myself. There's no excuse for this. Teach your kids manners!

[ganjagriffin]

I think there should be a few restaurants where parents can relax from screaming tiny demanding children.

[llamalover]

I don’t see the problem, take them somewhere else to eat

[Sonyag]

Well....when I was growing up in the late 1970's parents had enough manners to leave the children at home. Get a babysitter. Kids then only went out with parents when they were home trained to be able to sit still for an hour meal. These days some parents feel no responsibility to civilize their children before bringing them out in public. It's called home training...

[shakaama]

a private business has a right to refuse service. hell i'd be like, 14 and under can't come in, ever. 15 and over only.

[heymonalisacani]

It's the restaurants right, if you don't like it don't go there. That lady talking about a whole ban, no dummy it's just that one place running their restaurant how they want to

[joyanna]

As an adult with no children I’m soo happy to see this! Not all of us can or want to tolerate a child’s tantrum. My husband and I go out to enjoy dinner and yes we understand there’s people out there that will eventually bring their little brats, but it doesn’t mean we DESERVE to put up with that crap. Especially when we go to higher end restaurants.