Some adults are being questioned or refused when they order from kids’ menus, even when they simply want a smaller portion or more affordable meal.While restaurants may have legitimate pricing and profit concerns, being told a meal is “for children only” can leave customers feeling judged or embarrassed.A better compromise could include half portions, smaller plates, or special light-menu options for adults who don’t want a full entrée.In the end, it’s about balancing a restaurant’s business needs with customers’ dignity, comfort, and freedom to choose what they want to eat……
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