Restaurant bans customers with tattoos, ‘heavy’ jewelry and designer clothes ..

[Sevens My Charm]

A restaurant has banned customers with tattoos, “heavy” jewelry and designer clothes.

The controversial dress code was introduced in a bid to stop customers from “intimidating” others.

The venue that turns into a club in the evenings on the weekends, is popular among celebrities including tennis star Nick Kyrgios, Scott Eastwood, Rita Ora and director Taika Waititi.

”I love to eat out at restaurants so sooner or later this will start to affect my dining experiences.”

Woollahra councilor Richard Shields branded the new rules “an April Fool’s Day joke”.

He told the Daily Mail: “The listed restrictions would preclude a big chunk of the eastern suburbs.

“I am personally not a fan of tattoos but I defend people’s rights to express themselves in that way.”

Restaurant bans customers with tattoos, ‘heavy’ jewelry and designer clothes

A restaurant has banned customers with tattoos, “heavy” jewelry and designer clothes.

nypost.com

 

[notchback]

I think I would get a tattoo just so I couldn't go there.

 

[Sejanus]

Would they turn Daniel Radcliffe away?

 

[Hermy]

What if a person has a tat on his/her butt? Do they strip search potential patrons before letting them in? And what about a Lancel or Chanel handbag? Are they banned, too? Does a woman have to prove that her shoes came from Payless and not Gucci?

 

[Symmachus]

"What? You mean that club isn't going to allow me to be a patron because of my tattoos and piercings? What the hell kind of rule is that?"

"You know what? Whatever. I can have one hell of a party without them! And I've brought designer clothes because screw that club, that's why."

 

[cubby]

Would they turn Daniel Radcliffe away?

I don't think Dumbledore would approve.

 

[Sevens My Charm]

The tats cannot be visible in anyway @Hermy .. however most people I know with tats, myself included .. had their tats put in very visible places .. I would have to wear long sleeve’s .. one of the issues being their staff are loosing their jobs because of their tats ..

 

[Sejanus]

I don't think Dumbledore would approve.

Ah yes, Dumbledore...and his Elder Wand.

 

[Brillig]

So what exactly are the people they are trying to ban doing that intimidates other patrons? Are they physically menacing them? Verbally threatening them?

And what is "heavy" jewelry, exactly?

Also "designer clothes" is pretty vague. There are big name designers who design for Target now.

 

[Sevens My Charm]

@Brillig what is so ironic is it does as a club on the weekends at night for the rich and famous and Hollywood stars .. lmao

The venue, which turns into a club on weekend evenings, is popular among celebrities including tennis star Nick Kyrgios, Scott Eastwood, Rita Ora and director Taika Waititi.

 

[Sudonim]

I wonder what they are implying with 'heavy jewelry'. Does it mean no thicc earrings or they can be large pieces just not a lot of them. Heavy could go multiple ways here. I've got 9 piercings in my ears which to some might be excessive amounts of jewelry, but they all have small dainty jewelry and are barely noticeable.

 

[Totemic]

Let's just say what it is. They don't want facial tats, the "designer label" is I am betting is something like Ekko pants used to be. (Remember those?) and heavy jewelry? Fist thing I thought of is the big fucking $ signs made of diamonds....

So what do all these have in common? They are all stereo typically considered Ghetto fashion.