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You've booked a table at an expensive restaurant, looking forward to a quiet, relaxing meal. But what happens when there's a crying baby or a restless child at the next table? Should parents be free to bring their children wherever they dine, or are some restaurants better left to adults?
We discuss whether kids belong in fine dining establishments and where you draw the line.
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