Apparently many San Franciscans enjoy getting smashed out of their minds at brunch.

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    1 year ago

    Yet dealing with patrons who lose their brunch is a reality for Bay Area restaurants offering the popular perk of bottomless mimosas.

    There’s a reason that there aren’t bars with “all-you-can-drink” business models.

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          For my wedding we just loaded up Costco, got some kegs, and paid a friend of a friend to bartend. Ended up being a fraction of the price than having a bartender bring in all their stuff.

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      1 year ago

      Isn’t that because legally bars are supposed to prevent you from getting to that point (whether that actually happens is another story)?

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        1 year ago

        That could be, but I suspect it would also be much less profitable and make it harder to get customers in the establishment in the first place.

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          I’m old. I remember drinking at incredibly cheap prices in dive bars (and I mean incredibly cheap for back then). Customers would flock to these places because they were cheap, and they’d make a tonne of money due to the sheer volume of alcohol sold. It doesn’t happen anymore because we are more responsible as a society in some ways (read: the wowsers banned it).