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New York restaurants have 'no kids' policy; Noise, annoying kids menus drive owners to banKathryn Kattalia New York Daily News 07/14/2011 | A Restaurant to Ban Kids Under 6 -- Older Customers Complained About Rowdiness ABC News 07/13/2011 |
 Parents, find a babysitter. That's the message one restaurant owner sent out in Monroeville, Pa., when he decided to ban children under the age of 6 from dining at his eatery. |  It hasn't been a banner year for the under-6 set. Starting July 16, McDain's, a Pittsburgh-area restaurant, will ban children under the age of 6 from its dining area. Restaurant owner Mike Vuick said the policy came in response to complaints he'd received from older customers about kids causing a ruckus. |
Famed NYC eatery Elaine's to close down six months after owner Elaine Kaufman diesKatie Nelson AND Lukas I. Alpert New York Daily News 05/17/2011 | Dubai opens 'world's highest' restaurant Breitbart.com 01/23/2011 |
 It's last call at Elaine's. The new owner of the famed New York City eatery is closing the business for good next week - just six months after its legendary owner, Elaine Kaufman, passed away. The two buildings the restaurant occupies are now up for sale for $9.5 million, and the final meals will be served Thursday, May 26. |  Dubai opened on Sunday a restaurant 422 metres (1,350 feet) up in the sky on the 122nd floor of the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, its developers said. |
Thai eateries take city by storm as people clamor for tasty spicy foodAmanda P. Sidman New York Daily News 10/28/2010 | |
 In New York, Thai is the new Italian. Just as there seems to be a red sauce spot or pizza joint on every corner of the city, new Thai eateries are cropping up from SoHo to Flatbush, with sleek, modern decor and food that's a step up from the run-of-the-mill curry. |  City restaurants are making the grade when it comes to inspections. The city Department of Health dished out "A" and "B" grades in 80 percent of its inspections into food safety and sanitary conditions at restaurants since they started last month. |
Alphabet Soup: NYC to Start Grading RestaurantsJILLIAN SCHARR NBC New York 06/15/2010 | Indian billionaire to open 'save the planet’ restaurant Thaindian 05/09/2010 |
 Sure you may be eating Grade A meat, but what if the restaurant serving it is an "F?" Restaurants will be graded on food safety starting at the end of July, city officials said today. |  Indian billionaire Radhika Oswal is set to open the world’s first restaurant that offers a menu aimed at saving the planet from climate change. |
World's 50 best restaurants list releasedSarah LeTrent and Kat Kinsman CNN 04/27/2010 | New York's Tavern on the Green, once highest-grossing US restaurant, bites the dust amid recessionVerena Dobnik The Canadian Press 12/29/2009 |
 Danish cuisine reigns supreme, according to the some of the planet's most prominent eaters. S. Pellegrino's annual "World's 50 Best Restaurants" list was released on Monday at a celebrity-chef-studded event in London, England, marking the ninth edition of the much buzzed-about (and hotly debated) catalogue of the international culinary landscape. |  NEW YORK — Tavern on the Green, once America's highest-grossing restaurant, is singing its culinary swan song. The former sheepfold at the edge of Central Park, now ringed by twinkling lights and fake topiary animals, is preparing for New Year's Eve, when it will serve its last meal. |
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