On Friday, August 21, 2020 at 9:35:20 AM UTC-5, Gary wrote:
>
> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> >
> > > Only one within walking distance is "Beach Pub"
> > > Very popular locals restaurant with excellent food.
> > > It's a medium priced restaurant.
> > >
> > > As it's very popular and not large, Jill and/or Joan would
> > > never get a table for one there during breakfast, lunch,
> > > and dinner times.
> >
> > Really? They would refuse to seat a single diner at a table?
> > Their website seemed so friendly and welcoming.
> >
> > Cindy Hamilton
>
Yeah, I'd like to know if Gary knows for certain that single diners
would be turned away? He knows this from experience or just guessing
because the place is small?
>
> They do have a small bar off the dining area. During busy times
> they might seat you there. Not many drinkers-only there.
>
> As I said, it's popular but small dining area. During the lunch
> and dinner rush times, they wouldn't want a single taking a
> table. I have no idea though, how they handle that. They are
> friendly and welcoming.
>
I'm having a hard time accepting a small restaurant would turn away a
single diner because, horror of horrors, they're using a whole table
just for themselves. I don't know of any eating establishment that
turns away paying customers because there will not be two sitting down
to put on the feed bag.
>
> Perhaps they would seat a few singles at a larger table.
>
Gary, check this out. I want facts, not just your supposition because
it is a small place. Get back to us as soon as possible. Hop to it.