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Restaurant owner says dining room is 'not a playground' as etiquette experts weigh in on viral debate

A California restaurant has sparked a viral debate after implementing a policy that fines families for disruptive children's behavior.

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The brief

A restaurant in the Bay Area is drawing attention for a policy that charges parents if their children misbehave. The owner has stated that the dining room is 'not a playground.' Coverage from People.com, TODAY, SFGATE, and Fox News emphasizes the viral nature of the debate, with etiquette experts weighing in on the practice.

According to Patch, the fine for unruly children is $300. Future coverage may focus on the public and expert response to the policy as the conversation continues to trend.

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Quick answers

Where is the restaurant located?

The restaurant is located in California's Bay Area.

How much is the fine for disruptive children?

According to Patch, the fine for unruly children is $300.

What is the owner's stance on the dining room?

The owner has stated that the dining room is 'not a playground.'

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Topics

California Bay Area Restaurant Industry Dining Etiquette

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