Which fine dining restaurants have restrooms

I sure don't want to play the restroom attendent.
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Originally posted by: EllenMonster
Thank you for the feedback, everyone.

We made Rez for Strip House at Planet Hollywood. The food is fair to pretty good (a little oversalted), but the restrooms are conveniently located, nestled discreetly behind hostess stand. I will let you know how it goes.


I've used that restroom. It's wonderful.
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Originally posted by: snidely333
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Originally posted by: Blade
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Originally posted by: treegirl
I suggest your friend bring a few barf bags.

or a barf bucket right by the table.


It is wafer thin.



I think I know what you mean.
Snidely, I was waiting for the Monty Python reference. Get me a bucket!

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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
I didnt take the initial reasoning for the question seriously, but restrooms and employee health habits I take very seriously. Especially in casinos where everybody touches everything... money, chips, buttons, tables.

Take table tops that do not have table cloths, even at "finer" places like Central at Caesars. Just how clean are they? And just how much do they clean the table tops between customers... and then they put your utensils right on the bare table tops. Watch them clean the tables between diners and tell me if you think there isn't contamination.

Im not a germ freak but since my kidney transplant Ive become very conscious of such things.


I didn't have a transplant, but otherwise I'm a +1. I also don't get why some employees still cough into their hands rather than into the crook of their elbow. I was at a cashier cage at Four Queens in late December and the guy was HACKING INTO HIS HANDS before handing me win cards with chips. An LVA friend saw my face in shock and almost died laughing so she very carefully picked them up but I wanted to put sanitizer on everything. And the worker did this in the middle of flu season . . .
I don't get the elbow thing either. What ever happened to carrying tissues or a hanky? One of the first things I learned in school was to always.... ALWAYS.... carry a tissue in my pocket. I had a teacher in first grade who, at the start of class, made everyone show they had a tissue in their pocket. And if they didn't, there was a box of tissues on her desk and you went up and got one. Simple habit to teach.

And in a casino? Why not have a box of tissues at the cage window, in the craps pit or the blackjack pit, or at the poker table? I would think the casinos want their patrons and dealers to stay healthy.
I have a pet peeve, and I have friends who do it, so I have to bite my tongue and say nothing.

We will go to a very nice restaurant, and they will blow their noses into their linen napkin. I realize that the napkins are probably properly cleaned, but I find it to be very bad manners.
In other hygiene weirdness news,I recently had an appt with my GP and there's like five dr.s here, you would think there would be the little hand sanitizer pump thinghys everywhere. We didn't think to much about it at first and we finally asked one of the girls behind the counter and she said they became a liability issue. HUH!?

Turns out somebody didn't know how to operate them properly and squirted themselves in the face.

I'm getting really tired of stupid people. Really, I am.

J
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