This is the look of someone who knows they are wrong, but refuses to back down regardless.

“I have since dined at places just as satisfying.”

It definitely happens with fast food places:

Don’t know if it would be worth it (or effective) for you, but have you looked into allergy medications? My wife found out after moving in with me (and my dog) that she is allergic to dogs - she got medication for it (and we stopped letting the dog sleep on the bed), and hasn’t had an issue with it since.

Nothing you have said here doesn't make your proposed response a stupid answer. 

That it isn’t an issue for you doesn’t mean it isn’t an issue for others - thers’s a reason the question is being asked.

Yes, really.

That would be an incredibly stupid answer as well, and reveal a complete lack of understanding of the process.

I suggested no such thing. 

Lol - the only ones “inflicting” anything on anyone in these scenarios are the parents who bring their kids to pubs, where they don’t belong.

Its hilarious how stupid this comment is. So people don’t want to be around your kids when going to an adukt-oriented establishment. Stop whining and get over it.

Grab a box lunch, sit down. Takes less than 30 seconds, and avoids the potential mess of a taco-bar setup.

It’s hilarious how upset some parents get about the fact that the entire human race isn’t clamoring to spend their evenings in the presence of their (those parents’) kids.

While in reality, I have. Countless times. The fact that it happens in some pubs doesn’t mean it happens in all.

The only tip that’s really needed is this: Take your kids to restaurants that are both age- and behavior-appropriate. I can’t think of a single time my parents had to lug along an “activities tote” for us to use in restaurants (or even the car) - if the restaurant provided placemats or table covers that were meant…

I’ve been to countless pubs on Friday nights as well as trivia nights when the adults aren’t screaming, drunk or not. 

Glad to see she’s joined the so-called president in publicly insulting her husband.

Well the fact that Jeff Bezos said something doesn’t necessarily mean it’s absolute fact (the two-pizza rule is simply his opinion). And a larger number of people only increases the amount of time wasted - less time wasted is still time wasted; it still takes less time for a group of people to each grab a box and sit…

That it may not take much effort for the individual doesn’t mean that multiple people getting in line to go through a taco bar to assemble their own tacos isn’t a waste of meeting time. People can add toppings to their pizzas once they sit down (assuming the toppings are in individual-serving packets, as they tend to…

Everyone having to assemble their own tacos during a meeting is wasted time. Tacos also have a lot of potential mess involved. And how are tacos “mostly hands-free”?