Mother stopping son eating noodles in restaurant
The restaurant makes diners pay a surcharge if they're "unable to parent."
  • A restaurant in Georgia makes diners pay a surcharge if they're "unable to parent."
  • Two recent Google reviews put the fee at $50.
  • Reddit users have slammed the restaurant, calling the owner a "cheapskate."

A Georgia restaurant that charges diners a fee if their kids don't behave well is sparking debate online.

Toccoa Riverside Restaurant in the Blue Ridge Mountains in northern Georgia, around 100 miles north of Atlanta, states at the bottom of its menu that is currently listed online that it has an "adult surcharge," which it describes as "for adults unable to parent."