Hi
Which pub was that?
Grubby children in the place where customers' food is prepared is a very good reason to avoid eating there - apart from it probably being against every health and safety regulation you can think of!!!!.
Regards KGB
Do you think that is the worst thing that happens in a food preparation area? Naive!
Hi
Of course I don't!! But what the eye doesn't see, etc...
Regards
KGB
So unless you see any kids in the kitchen everything's dandy :-)
Where does it say that this was a Kitchen from which meals were prepared for customers?
G.Harman
IHTS this was one those "after the pub" posts, and I guess it deserved the response it got! We were only ever rebuked once, and only because our kids had decided to "explore" the restaurant area. We always made sure that they didn't cause any inconvenience or annoyance to other customers, and ate outside or in dedicated family areas wherever possible. And I'm talking about when we were on holiday. And even then we never took our kids to pubs unless we were having a meal.
My comments on France were that their culture accepts children as part of society, whereas ours tends to regard them as irritations that need to to be kept out of the way where possible.
That's the problem with this NG. People read things into posts that were neither stated nor intended.
For the record we have been for many years regular reporters to the Good Pub Guide - including which pubs were suitable for children - in terms of facilities and welcome. When using the GPG for recommendations, we never went to a pub with the kids unless it clearly stated "children welcome".
Sadly (or should that be thankfully :-) ) our kids flew the nest a few years ago.
It was the Red Lion in Stathern.The pub didn't serve food,the kitchen was in the landlord's private area.And we wouldn't have taken them anywhere in a grubby state.
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