"All Bar One- Staying Within Licensing Law"

A review of All Bar One by Helen written on Wednesday 14th of March 2007

Most All Bar One's have a license which only allows patrons above the legal drinking age- the bar's are aimed at an age group of 21-35, groups of friends or business people. For this reason there are no allowences made for people with children, and as such the license they hold reflects this. A license to include children would cost more, without any benifits. No part of the All Bar One atmosphere is aimed at children or families- no special menu's, or baby changing facilities.

If you want to eat out with a child or baby, why not go somewhere specifically designed to accomodate them.

I'm sure Michells&Butler arent worrying about the loss of profit from mothers and fathers who have been turned away from their All Bar One's..

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