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Old 08-28-2006, 10:59 PM
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Kids at nice restaurants

Do you think it's appropriate to take a child of say, 4 or 5 to a very nice restaurant?

Last Friday, I had dinner with my parents at a very nice restaurant downtown that did not serve what most people would call "kid friendly foods." (the place only had set menus/prix fixe) THere was a family next to us with a little girl who was probably 5 at most. She was well-behaved, but didn't eat with the family and spent the entire dinner watching the DVD that her parents brought with them. Do you think she would have been better off at home with a baby-sitter?
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