Tough Topic: Should Kids Be In Bars?
Posted by SmallTimeDrinker in Tough Topics on February 28, 2011 5:54 pm / no comments
Many bars and brewpubs have age limits for entry. Owners and managers need to determine if having an age limit works for them. Without this balance owners could be costing themselves revenue from the pro-kid camp or pro-kidless camp.
A bar is a bar is a bar. If there is no food then your kid has no business being there. If the establishment has food then personally I think kids should be allowed in the door. Where you sit is another issue. If an establishment has a dinning room and a bar kids belong in the dining room.
Some establishments have zero kid policies. Establishments may be losing out on customers who want to bring their kids for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. While on the other hand places with kids running rampant may be losing customers. If they wanted screaming kids they could just go to Chuck E. Cheese.
Either way, bars and brewpubs need to find a balance, and restricting child entry to certain times and parts of the establishment are certainly appropriate.
Finally, if your kids are in an establishment running around screaming take them to Chuck E. Cheese. When they are ready to behave bring them to the brewpub-you are going to need a beer.
What do you think?
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