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Anonymous users2024-01-24Restaurant regulations can only be a corporate act and have no legal effect. It can only serve as a reminder from a moral level. If the guest insists on bringing it, then turn a blind eye.
Stir up the consumer association to punish you for your overlord clause. It's good enough to be able to work for some people. Harmony is precious.
Some money can be made, and some money really can't.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The state has clearly stipulated that restaurants are not allowed to bring alcohol, which is an overlord clause.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is unjustifiable! The more you restrict, the more troublesome it becomes. If you encounter an unreasonable person, he will bring you a lot of trouble, and it is good to advise you not to restrict it. I'm also a caterer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21We have a restaurant here, if you bring your own drinks, add = = from the price of the meal
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Anonymous users2024-01-20I just wanted to ask if the rules of the hotel can override the laws of the country? It is advisable to study consumer law.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Let's take it, charge some corkage fee, why bother you?
The shoe cabinet is safe for the table door, because it is convenient to enter the house to change shoes, and the shoe cabinet should be close to the door.
The private room was removed and replaced with a lobby.
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Yes, you need to say hello in advance.
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