The article examines the etiquette of dining with children in upscale restaurants, referencing incidents such as the Alinea Baby incident. It raises questions about whether parents should bring kids to fine dining establishments and discusses the tension that arises between those families and other diners seeking a peaceful experience. Many find the presence of children disruptive, while some restaurants attempt to be accommodating. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of good judgment among parents, grace from diners, and hospitality from restaurants to maintain a pleasant dining atmosphere.
After all, you paid a lot for a memorable night—and not that kind of memorable.
Another incident highlights the ongoing struggle between parents wanting to enjoy fine dining and diners seeking an uninterrupted experience. Should kids be allowed?
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