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They have a similar age limit at a place in - wait for it - Disney World! People throw fits over it all the time as well, but it is supposed to be a fine dining experience. They don't have kids options, either. Personally, I'm all for stuff like this. Maybe this is how they plan to up their offerings?
 
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I saw this story the other day. I understand the sentiment about the kids - I had the same complaint at Taste of Cincinnati earlier this year where the streets were packed like sardines and people thought it would be a good idea to try to push their double strollers around in that mess.

However, this particular restaurant serves chicken tenders and mini pizzas if I'm not mistaken. They are a ball pit away from being a Chuck E. Cheese.
 
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MililaniBuckeye;1953196; said:
While I don't personally agree with the ban, if people don't like it they can simply choose another place to eat...

Yep. And though I'd probably never take a kid there, anyway, I may simply say I'll never choose to eat there, regardless/
 
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Since smoking has been banned in restaurants in Ohio, I say restaurants should replace smoking/non smoking sections with screaming kids/non screaming kids sections.

and FWIW, we will not take our child out to a restaurant with us again until he is old enough to not be a problem. (I figure in 20-25 years)
 
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Buckeye Buh Nim;1954679; said:
Since smoking has been banned in restaurants in Ohio, I say restaurants should replace smoking/non smoking sections with screaming kids/non screaming kids sections.

and FWIW, we will not take our child out to a restaurant with us again until he is old enough to not be a problem. (I figure in 20-25 years)
There's a thought. The screaming section could be located on the roof or in the basement.
 
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Buckeye Buh Nim;1954679; said:
Since smoking has been banned in restaurants in Ohio, I say restaurants should replace smoking/non smoking sections with screaming kids/non screaming kids sections.

and FWIW, we will not take our child out to a restaurant with us again until he is old enough to not be a problem. (I figure in 20-25 years)

Here is what amazes me even more about taking kids to the resturant. You should know your child, if you have spent half the day at the zoo or running around at the park or running errands, you should know the kid is already tired and cranky. Make something at home or get carryout from somewhere.
 
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buckeyefool;1954789; said:
Here is what amazes me even more about taking kids to the resturant. You should know your child, if you have spent half the day at the zoo or running around at the park or running errands, you should know the kid is already tired and cranky. Make something at home or get carryout from somewhere.

Here is what amazes me even more about people that bitch about taking kids out to eat. You know there's probably some whiny obnoxious kid at the fucking place, so make something at home or get carryout from somewhere.
 
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BUCKYLE;1954923; said:
I'm thinking about going there and crying and screaming thru my entire meal.

Now Kyle if you can't be good, mom and dad will have to take you out of the restaurant and go home....oh wait parents don't do things like that anymore when their children are misbehaving and annoying others around them....
 
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buckeyebri;1954941; said:
Now Kyle if you can't be good, mom and dad will have to take you out of the restaurant and go home....oh wait parents don't do things like that anymore when their children are misbehaving and annoying others around them....
Parents just don't understand how their little precious ones could possibly annoy others but I guess I can relate. Last night around 3am my little Yorkshire terrier bolted from the bed and ran out into the backyard to bark at a lizard. After she was satisfied that the lizard had learned it's lesson she came back inside and got back up on the bed. Of course my reaction was to pat her on the head, kiss her and tell her "she's my wittle watch dog!". I'm sure the neighbors were scrambling to look for something to poison and throw over the fence.
 
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I think its brilliant. There should be a place where adults can go and not have to deal with screaming, undisciplined crotch fruit.

My kids would get the beating of a lifetime if they acted like some of the kids I see in restaurants. My youngest, when she was five, actually complained about another couple's kids at a Bob Evans once. To the parents. something like "Your kids are giving my daddy headache. can you control them?" I was so proud.
 
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