Tell all your friends with kids.
The restaurant's owner, Chris Shake, toldthat the nearly-70-year-old restaurant is known for its quiet dining experience, which is obviously aided by the policy."We have many families who dine with us with their children who are well behaved and understand our policy with respect to other diners," he said. Many of the negative Yelp reviews, he says, come from people who are offended by the sign, not people who have eaten at the restaurant.
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