Restaurant in Georgia causes controversy by announcing extra fee for “spoiled children”

In search of giving a pleasant experience to its diners, The Toccoa Riverside restaurant on the outskirts of Blue Ridge, Georgia, installed a controversial policy, which caused various reactions online.

This is a fee for parents whose children tend to create chaos in the place, calling them “spoiled children”, so the reaction was immediate.

According to some testimonies, The charge reached $50, one of the clients even said that the explanation he received was that it was a surcharge for the “behavior of his children.”so he regretted the experience.

According to local media, the restaurant’s owner, Tim Richter, explained that he began applying the surcharge a few years ago during the COVID-19 outbreak.

He never threatened to accuse anyone until a couple of weeks ago, when a family with nine children visited him. He described the children as “running all over the restaurant.”

Richter said he never actually accused the family, just gave them a warning.

The restaurant is located in a picturesque location hidden in the mountains and perched along the Toccoa River.

During lunch and dinner, a long line of cars stretches along the road.

Anne Cox, who went to lunch with her family, said that believes the fee could motivate parents to monitor their children.

According to other users’ description, “This restaurant charges you more for being a bad parent,” describing part of the post where it warned of the charge, explaining that the image showed a series of additional charges that Toccoa Riverside diners could face, including a 20% tip for groups of more than six people.

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