Restaurant chains

Restaurant chains are generally designed and geared toward young to middle- aged adults. For most of us, when asked to name our favorite restaurant, we would likely select a place with a little more mature theme (if any theme at all) and/or that serves some specialty food that we just can’t live without. For myself, it would be hard to select one individual favorite, but the criteria usually includes a casual, sports- oriented atmosphere and tasty, moderately priced food and an assortment of beer.

For children, the choices in restaurants are limited since most of the sit- down style restaurants cater to older clientele. But one exception is Chuck E. Cheese, a restaurant chain that was designed with young kids in mind. This chain was founded by Nolan Bushnell (the same man who invented Atari video games) who opened the first Chuck E. Cheese in San Jose, California, in 1977. The chain has been shuffled around through various ownership arrangements and today there are more than 400 locations in the United States and Canada.

Restaurant Menu Selection:

As everyone knows who has visited Chuck E. Cheese, the most popular item on the menu is pizza. You can purchase pizza in three sizes (small, medium, and large) and there are a few specialty pizzas to choose from, like super combo, vegetarian, barbecue chicken, and an all- meat combo. Or, you can just order your pizza plain and select your own toppings.

Once those initial tokens run out, you’ll either be shelling out more money for more tokens, or have to sit by and watch your children watch everyone else playing games!

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Beverages are served at an all you can drink beverage bar. You can select among such choices as soda pop, iced tea, coffee, hot tea, milk, etc. There are a few other drinks, too, like bottled water and draft beer for the grown- ups, but these will cost you more if you decide you need a refill.

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Restaurant chains