GRRRRRRR
Okay, this is a question/challenge for all of you.
Is there a law in California that states that an establishment that serves food and/or alcohol must provide water (or at least a glass that can be used to get water) free of charge?
Because last night I was at a country western bar (yeehaw! (don't ask, the trip was inspired by a texan)), and they refused to give me water for free. I could either pay $1.50 for a glass of tap water, or I could pay $3.00 for a bottle of water. I talked to three different bartenders and the manager, and ended up so pissed off that I left (except that I was the designated driver, so I just sat in my car for an hour and a half). I would really, REALLY appreciate it if anyone could find the paragraph number or code in the California state laws that would prove me right.
Thanks to all of you!
Is there a law in California that states that an establishment that serves food and/or alcohol must provide water (or at least a glass that can be used to get water) free of charge?
Because last night I was at a country western bar (yeehaw! (don't ask, the trip was inspired by a texan)), and they refused to give me water for free. I could either pay $1.50 for a glass of tap water, or I could pay $3.00 for a bottle of water. I talked to three different bartenders and the manager, and ended up so pissed off that I left (except that I was the designated driver, so I just sat in my car for an hour and a half). I would really, REALLY appreciate it if anyone could find the paragraph number or code in the California state laws that would prove me right.
Thanks to all of you!