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driveway · 03-18-2009, 01:13 AM

I'm fairly sure that a private business ultimately has the right to refuse service for any reason which does not conflict with Canada's human rights laws.

Having worked in restaurants, I can tell you that the only reasons I've ever seen it done are if a) the party size exceeds a limit the restaurant has set for itself b) you, or a member of your party, is intoxicated or c) you do not meet a dress code.

I have also, personally, thrown people out of a restaurant for being jerks.

03-18-2009, 01:13 AM	#2
driveway A Fiddler Crab Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Chicago Exp:	I'm fairly sure that a private business ultimately has the right to refuse service for any reason which does not conflict with Canada's human rights laws. Having worked in restaurants, I can tell you that the only reasons I've ever seen it done are if a) the party size exceeds a limit the restaurant has set for itself b) you, or a member of your party, is intoxicated or c) you do not meet a dress code. I have also, personally, thrown people out of a restaurant for being jerks.