"No kids" restaurant! Would you go?

Anonymous
I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


Good point!

Families bring in alot of business.

Paying double or triple or quadriple brings in more $$ then paying for one.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


That $6 will probably be made up *easily* with people staying to actually enjoy their dinner, instead of rushing out because of fussy kids. Staying and ordering a bit more for the table - more appetizers, more wine and drinks, more coffee, more dessert. It's not even a match for that $6 kiddy meal.
Anonymous
I'm going to start a petition for Rogue 24 to add a ball pit.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


That $6 will probably be made up *easily* with people staying to actually enjoy their dinner, instead of rushing out because of fussy kids. Staying and ordering a bit more for the table - more appetizers, more wine and drinks, more coffee, more dessert. It's not even a match for that $6 kiddy meal.


Not to mention the extra staff expenses spent on cleaning up after kids. The turnover on tables will be much quicker without kids, which will be a cost pro for the restaurant. Not to mention, I'm sure they'll save a shit ton on napkins alone.
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


That $6 will probably be made up *easily* with people staying to actually enjoy their dinner, instead of rushing out because of fussy kids. Staying and ordering a bit more for the table - more appetizers, more wine and drinks, more coffee, more dessert. It's not even a match for that $6 kiddy meal.


Not to mention the extra staff expenses spent on cleaning up after kids. The turnover on tables will be much quicker without kids, which will be a cost pro for the restaurant. Not to mention, I'm sure they'll save a shit ton on napkins alone.


You are kind of being irrational
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


That $6 will probably be made up *easily* with people staying to actually enjoy their dinner, instead of rushing out because of fussy kids. Staying and ordering a bit more for the table - more appetizers, more wine and drinks, more coffee, more dessert. It's not even a match for that $6 kiddy meal.


Not to mention the extra staff expenses spent on cleaning up after kids. The turnover on tables will be much quicker without kids, which will be a cost pro for the restaurant. Not to mention, I'm sure they'll save a shit ton on napkins alone.


You are kind of being irrational


But a 5,000 petition about opening ONE childless restaurant? No no, that's not irrational at all!
Anonymous
There's a place in the market for us all.
Anonymous
This. This is probably one of the worst neighborhoods in the area for him to have picked for a child-free restaurant. There are a lot of families with small kids in the area who won't be bringing in their business. I doubt there are that many people bothered by small kids in restaurants at 7:30 pm on a Friday night to schlep over to Del Ray to a restaurant just because it's child-free.

Anonymous wrote:Stupid move on the owner's part (IMO). I like the idea of a "no kids" restaurant, but del ray is not the place. Del Ray is a very family friendly neighborhood and I can't imagine that attitude will go over well there. Olt Town would have been a MUCH better location.
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Anonymous wrote:I think they should make all restaurants "child free"...that's exactly where we are headed...once the doors opens for one, the rest will follow~!


Yeah, right. Restaurants are going to turn down all that money. That mac and cheese we pay $6 for probably costs them a nickel to make.


That $6 will probably be made up *easily* with people staying to actually enjoy their dinner, instead of rushing out because of fussy kids. Staying and ordering a bit more for the table - more appetizers, more wine and drinks, more coffee, more dessert. It's not even a match for that $6 kiddy meal.


Not to mention the extra staff expenses spent on cleaning up after kids. The turnover on tables will be much quicker without kids, which will be a cost pro for the restaurant. Not to mention, I'm sure they'll save a shit ton on napkins alone.


Be quiet before I tell my kids to bite off your nose.

You are kind of being irrational


But a 5,000 petition about opening ONE childless restaurant? No no, that's not irrational at all!
Anonymous
^^Wheres waldo, lol
Anonymous
There is no petition. Everyone I have spoken to in Del Ray is thrilled. Because it is such a family friendly area, many of us are happy to have a date spot that doesn't involve leaving the hood. I think someone is just trolling for controversy.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There is no petition. Everyone I have spoken to in Del Ray is thrilled. Because it is such a family friendly area, many of us are happy to have a date spot that doesn't involve leaving the hood. I think someone is just trolling for controversy.


There is definately a petition. I signed my name to it!
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Take your kid free restaurant somewhere else. We as residents of Del Ray dont want you here!


I, as a Del Ray resident and sushi lover, cannot wait for this place to open up! We'll patron them regularly and happily.

GET IN MY BELLEH CHILDLESS SUSHI!


We've already got the petition going around and we have over 5,000 signatures so you may not be able to enjoy your childless sushi after all.


OMG. Talk about first world problems. You actually spent the effort to get a petition with signatures over one restaurant that wants to be child free? You do realize there are kids dying of cancer or starvation, right? You know - issues worth getting upset over...
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