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If an adjacent table gets rowdy, you're within your rights to say something to the wait staff. Then you've said your peace and it has become a matter of house p

If an adjacent table gets rowdy, you're within your rights to say something to the wait staff. Then you've said your peace and it has become a matter of house policy. I'd venture that badly-behaved dogs can be filed under "rowdy".

hnthr_w_y 2y ago
There's a big difference between 'rowdy' and 'causing trouble'. A birthday grouping will get loud, with no bad intentions.