"And I think people who want to take photographs need to ask themselves whether what they’re doing and the way they’re doing it is a possible disruption to other diners...A restaurant has to consider the greater good:...If the restaurant has found that the best way to go about that is to have a firm no-photography rule, that’s its right, and if a diner finds that policy overly strict and obnoxious, he or she can go spend his or her money elsewhere." [City Room]For more stories from Eater, go to eater.com.
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