Edmonton Restaurants
Wouldn’t it be great to be able to go a fragrance free restaurant instead of having to move around or actually move along because you cannot find a place that is comfortable for your sensitivities?
Gina and David
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December 31, 2011 - 5:11 am
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January 16, 2012 - 8:45 am
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June 14, 2013 - 6:44 am
Oh yeh, totally. If I were to go to a restaurant now, it’d take me days to recover. On a more positive not, David, here in Melbourne, Australia, smoking will be banned in outdoor eating areas, which would be a great help. My theory being, if it’s chilly weather, I could rug up warm and sit outside at a restaurant that has indoor and outdoor dining, everyone else would be inside and I could enjoy my meal. However, I’d put my mask on if the waitress had fragrance on.
I’m in the process of writing ‘How to have a fragrance free Birthday Party, Part II’. This party was in a restaurant; it was my daughter’s 18th, and it was a success! It took a lot of organising though: Here is the link: http://the-labyrinth.com/2013/01/20/how-to-hold-a-fragrance-free-birthday-party/
Thanks for all the wonderful information. Oh, I have to check out your ‘Schools/Collages’ link
Miche x
September 3, 2014 - 10:18 am
I recently went to Papasitos Mexican Food Restaurant in Arlington Texas. We asked to be seated in the outside to hopefully avoid the smells. The manager told me that it was a mandatory rule that no employee wear any kind of fragrance. So we all need to try to speak to the managers and plead for change. I also went to a natural food store and the product I went for was fragrance free, but it was stocked on the isle with all of the scented oils that the smells was so strong I got sick and had to leave then. I asked to have the manager meet me outside to discuss it with him. When I explained , he said thank you for letting him know, he had not thought about it and would make the change gladly.