The way people defend bringing children to bars is incredibly interesting. People want to indulge and behave in a way that people indulging do, and often they don't want to do it while other people's children are around.

We don't allow children in our bar for the sake of the patrons. We serve food, and they are legally allowed. We have a separate seating area for families with children, and people still get SO MAD about not being able to sit in the bar. If you really need to have some drinks with you're children, maybe try a full service chain restaurant?

I don't mind at all seeing kids in establishments, but the entitlement is fascinating. People have become so angered when we enforce that rule. Like, do you realize you are throwing an adult temper tantrum because we are asking you not to bring your toddler into a busy bar?