For centuries, eating in a restaurant 1 being considered a social event. Business meetings, family gatherings, special events, and many other occasions 2 celebrating in restaurants.This is not necessarily because serving a large crowd at home is a lot of work, but more because the food and drinks are served by 3 others, allowing everyone in the group to relax and socialize without worrying about empty plates or glasses.
Some restaurants 4 that cater specifically to families and children, though they are the exception rather than the rule. Unfortunately, eating a meal in a restaurant with three children under the age of ten is anything but 5 relaxing. Especially for the waiters and waitresses who serve them. The Continental Diner in my town, which has a special section just for 6 children so that they are isolated from the customers who want a nice and quiet conversation over dinner.
During one particular night on a 7 weekday We took our three kids to their classmate Kate’s birthday party. 8 Held at a pizza place that combined bowling with the dining experience. While the kids had fun 9 bowling and the parents could chat with each other without too much interruption .
Of course, most of the parents 10 being concerned with their children’s behavior and kept a watchful eye on them. 11 Tommy and Lilly were, the siblings of the birthday girl, entertained themselves by rolling multiple bowling balls down the lane at the same time.

To ensure that the kids were busy and 12 engaged. The restaurant had many activities besides bowling. 13 One, air hockey, which involves two players with pushers and one puck. Another was arcade basketball, my favorite game. As the clock ticks down, players 14 shooting basketballs as fast as they can into the basket. When the night was over, my three Ila 15 kids, who finding it difficult to leave the party behind.