Is it legal to ban bringing your own alcohol and drinks in restaurants What should we do

It's not legal, but it's reasonable, otherwise people will sell it, but those restaurants should also adjust their prices, I don't know why the price bureau doesn't care, if it's about the same as the supermarket price, who still brings it to the old god.

No, some restaurants can charge a corkage fee. But it can't be too expensive, as long as it's acceptable. To do business, you still have to let others have to make money.

Overlord regulations, but there is currently no relevant provision in the law to restrict them.

Secretly drink while the waiter is away, our leader is like this, haha.

I think it's very reasonable, otherwise everyone brings their own drinks to eat, and they bring their own beds and quilts when they live in hotels, isn't it not making people make money?

The hotel prohibits consumers in the form of store notices.

There are many countermeasures, but I think the best thing to do is not to eat them.

Of course, you can't bring your own.

First: People have a certain amount of expenses, and if you bring them, what does he earn.

Second: If the things you bring are not clean, if there is anything wrong with eating, do you want him to be responsible?

You feel unreasonable, you can not go.

Whoever says it, can complain about it.

You can bring it, it seems to come out of the regulations, and I used to talk about this problem on TV