A restaurant within the US is charging a few of its clients for his or her lack of ability to regulate their youngsters whereas they dine there.

Hidden away on the backside of its menu, the Toccoa Riverside Restaurant tells its diners of its "adult surcharge" - including three greenback indicators subsequent to the phrases: "For adults unable to parent".

The menu provides: "No respect, no service."

For some diners, they discovered the arduous manner - saying they have been sprung with the cost as they tried to settle their invoice.

Kyle Landmann left a evaluate on-line, and stated: "The proprietor got here out and informed me he was including $50 (£41) to my invoice due to my youngsters's behaviour.

"My kids watched a tablet until the food arrived, ate their food and my wife took them outside while I waited and paid the bill."

His spouse, Lyndsey Landmann, informed the NBC News Today present: "I bear in mind considering, 'no manner is that this actual'.

"The kids were sitting at one end of the table, and they were being so good.

"I even commented midway by the meal: 'I am unable to consider how well-behaved they're.'"

She stated as soon as her household had completed, the proprietor came visiting to their desk.

"He has the menu in hand, and he's showing us where it talks about the fee," Mrs Landmann recalled.

"At first I thought he was gonna compliment us and be like 'You won't be charged because your kids were so well-behaved.'"

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Instead they have been slapped with the cost, with Mrs Landmann claiming the proprietor informed him his youngsters have been "being too loud" and "running around outside".

Another reviewer, Danielle Hampy, stated: "If you have children, absolutely avoid this place at all costs.

"Holy moly - essentially the most disrespectful proprietor made an enormous scene in entrance of all the restaurant as a result of our kids have been 'working by the restaurant' - they have been down by the river ... we have been informed we have to 'go to Burger King and Walmart' and that we have been unhealthy dad and mom."

Sky News has reached out to the restaurant for more information, but an employee did tell NBC News, Sky's US partner, they weren't "going to touch upon a coverage we have had for years. We simply wish to stay within the woods and cook dinner".

Content Source: information.sky.com