I think you missed my point Greg. And that's ok. Sitting in the aisle of the high end restaurant is against most fire codes, as it blocks the aisle. Its also a professional courtesy for restaurants to hide their best customers from the others, so they won't be bothered while eating or having dinner. I'm not implying that you be placed near the kitchen door, but in a place where you will be comfortable, without being part of the "Floor Show." Every restaurant has an "A" table for special guests (high rollers). You want to be as close to that table, without having to pay those prices, lol. Best Wishes W
In a message dated 10/21/05 5:37:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I sit in the center all the time. I've never felt that I was a "Floor Show." I don't think it's a restaurants responsibility to have a place to put people in wheelchairs back in a corner. Disabled people have fought for the right to be able to sit in the open and center. They didn't fight to have us sit hidden in back. Just my thoughts... Greg >>
