Don't recall seeing this sign before here on Avenue B near Second Street. Do you need both parents present or just one? I have a few more questions about this policy. Maybe you do as well?
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Looking at the door policy at Croxley Ales
Don't recall seeing this sign before here on Avenue B near Second Street. Do you need both parents present or just one? I have a few more questions about this policy. Maybe you do as well?
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I used to run a sports related bar and people tend to want to come in with there underage children for sporting events in the afternoon. It's not that big of a deal. Parents can police there own 19 year olds. We made the servers and bartenders aware of who was underage. It was never more than couple at one time.
ReplyDeletethe bain of avenue b.
ReplyDeletethat whole stretch between 2nd and 3rd st should just be destroyed in the name of furthering of the human race.
I'm 52 and only have a drivers license with my birthday do you think they would accept my bald head and incredibly wrinkled face as a second form of ID?
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