Sorry if this question is silly but I’ve never been there before and I’m meeting some family members at the one in Chicago?

You won’t be out of place at all… nearly everyone is very casual. Shorts and t-shirts sometimes.

Do coupons make restaurants and cafes more popular to dine out because they have coupons, if you have any websites it would be very helpful

http://www.groupon.com/welcome_to_groupon

wife gets coupons to restaurants and shops all the time, usually around 50% off.

I was wondering if a 13 year old could work in a restaurant/cafe sweeping floors and taking dishes away from tables?
If we can do any other jobs like that then please let me know!

Nope.
it is illegal, until your 16.
But you can do babysitting, dog walking, car washing things like that.

I’m 14 and 5 ish months how old do you have to be to work in a cafe or restaurant in Western Australia Thanks : )

14 and 9 for a cafe but most restaurants (or any place that sells alcohol) yo have to be 18 at least.

i know that gulian and cafe giulia do, anywhere else though?

Your closest belgian waffle would be to go to Max Brenners in Sydney, try it it will not disappoint you!
)

What do you think?

being an ex-smocker, I’m adamant against smocking in any public place.

I support the ban 100%

Do any of you know good, not expensive, but not cheap cafe’s and restaurants to go to in Paris?

Address’s and names of the places would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Le Durer at 19 rue Yvonne le Tac is a favourite of ours. It is atmospheric, friendly and the food is high quality. The set menus are very good value. If you choose one of the higher priced fixed menus, look out for the sorbets for dessert. They are served with spirits!
Another favourite is Chez Marie at 27 Rue Gabrielle. Again, very atmospheric, cheap with good food and wine. There is a great bar on the corner, Rendezvous des Amis.
There are lots of good restaurants along Rue Trois Freres.
Metro Abbesses will drop you off close to these.
Have fun trying them out!

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looking to take the kids out tonight would like to take them somewhere fun.

Stone Fire Pizza.

http://www.stonefirepizzaco.com/games_attractions.shtml

5320 South Moorland Road
New Berlin, WI 53151-7926

Games and a pizza buffet,

They will love it.

My kids really like it.

If that doesn’t sound good and if you don’t mind a road trip, Gurnee Mills has a rainforest cafe.

6170 Grand Avenue
Gurnee, IL 60031-4554

Best of luck.

This is a quick demo that outlines how to create a new table service order in Amicus POS. You can open the table service screen from just about anywhere in the system and also have terminals start in a particular place on the table service screen.

Once you’ve picked your table, then it’s just a matter of keying in the items. If you enter the items in course order then you can even auto allocate the diner number.

Edit the items by double tapping, or selecting a line then selecting edit.

Then go ahead and send the order to the kitchen printers or kitchen screen.

Stay tuned for other order management features like kitchen screens, meal order manager, calling out courses, editing table service orders and much more.

Amicus POS is a modular Point of Sale and Business Management System and is suitable for all kinds of businesses in industries like:

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* Multi-site (aka business unit/revenue center) management. Amicus is the most Operations focused Enterprise Resource Management application on the market.
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To find out more about what features amicus includes please view our website http://www.neotechnology.com.au/amicus/features

Amicus is developed by Neotechnology Business Systems, a premier provider of Point of Sale solutions to the Australian and Asia Pacific market since 1996. Neotechnology is interested in developing partner relationships with resellers of Point of Sale software, equipment and services or business service providers who are interested in moving into the Point of Sale market. Please contact us via our website for more information http://www.neotechnology.com.au . Amicus supports foreign currencies and can be configured to suit most tax requirements.

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