I see nothing wrong with asking people to dress tidily. It is not as though they are asking for a jacket and tie.

Sorry...I just saw pictures of the inside of the place...It's a restaurant. Dress accordingly!

Wait, am I reading this right, people showed up in this restaurant in... shower caps?!

I just can't imagine being a staff person who has to enforce this. I have to encourage face masks at my jobs and sometimes it is just impossible.

I'm not familiar with this restaurant, but, do you know how often I care about what other people are wearing when I go out to eat? Never. Like, why are people concerned about other peoples' wardrobe?

As an American, I have to say that their dress code may have become necessary. I've literally seen people in pajamas at their court hearing. I'm not sure when we lost understanding of the concept of dressing in context, but we apparently have.

It could be a little more gender neutral, perhaps, but it's not really setting a high bar when it's basically asking people to be dressed tidily and don't have their ass hanging out.

They have hookah, late hours including having a dance floor, live music and trap music, etc. Sounds like a club. Which makes clubwear the obvious thing to wear to that place at night. If they want to become a family oriented restaurant, that's cool but they better not have any of those other things anymore or else what was the point of changing the dress code? Tbh it sounds like they should do "family restaurant" in the day and "club" at night, which literally is a thing some restaurants already do so it's completely not a big deal, they just made it into one because they alienated and called out their clubbing patrons

Absolutely! Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you have to. We need to get back to being respectful of each other, be kind to each other, make other people happy, sometimes at the expense of ourselves.

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It's like the people who get on the plane in their pajamas. Who raised these idiots!!??

Some of the rules make sense, but banning wave caps and do-rags seems kinda racist. It's head wear, nothing obscene or revealing about it. At worst it's a bit casual, but are you going to insist all women have neatly styled hair and all men be freshly shaven? That kind of dress code is fine for a workplace, but not a mid-level restaurant you're paying to be at.

I'm just wondering what some people are wearing there to make them feel they have to post a dress code...are people dining out in lingerie or what, because you know there had to be someone or a few someones that were dressed noticeably different/provocatively for this to become an issue at a hookah bar.

You don't like the dress code, no one is putting a gun to your head and forcing you to go. See isn't that easy.

This is very simply a case of "my business, my rules". It's a pretty good bet the majority of current patrons dress decent and enough of them complained that the owner(s) decided a dress code was needed. The ones complaining about the new rules can either step up or step out permanently. They aren't asking anyone to dress up! They are simply asking you not to dress like you are looking to shag, get shagged, or got lost on your way to the shelter...

America is sooooo f****d up! ROFL!! They need to convert all americans schools into mental institutions! Hahahaha :D

I mean...well I don't see a problem with the butt shorts and revealing clothing (I mean the ripped jeans that show your..well bottom.) But I don't get the "baggy clothing" thing..

I was hoping the new dress code included masks… this is disappointing. They just want to be the fashion police. It has nothing to do with safety.

Sounds pretty racist and white supremacist to me. 😡 It’s their right to post it, but it’s horrible to deny cultural items because they don’t like it.