Restaurants Increasingly Discourage or Ban Phone Use at the Table
One restaurateur reportedly offered a free bottle of wine to diners who handed in their phones at the door, part of a wider trend of measures encouraging patrons to disconnect, according to The Guardian.
A growing number of restaurants are adopting measures to discourage or restrict phone use among diners, The Guardian reported.
According to the report, one restaurateur offered a free bottle of wine to guests willing to hand in their phones at the door, one of several tactics restaurants are using to encourage patrons to put their devices away and connect with each other during meals.
Sources
- Phones are the new cigarettes: why restaurants are discouraging and even banning them — The Guardian — Business
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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