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sassynote | 21:31 Fri 07th Apr 2006 | Food & Drink
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Is it illegal for a cafe to refuse to serve tap water?
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Avatar Image bluejonjo
No
22:58 Fri 07th Apr 2006
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I would say as long as thats not all you are there for it should not be a problem. As far as the legal aspect of it, i think they have the right to serve or not serve whatever and who ever they want.
23:42 Fri 07th Apr 2006
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They can still charge you for it.

A cafe has the legal right to charge a 'cover' just for sitting at the table.

And the legal right to refuse to serve you at all.
00:10 Sat 08th Apr 2006
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Our local Chinese restaurant will either serve you mineral water in bottles, or, if you ask for it, a jug of iced water. However, as we've never asked for a jug of water, I don't know whether they charge for it. Perhaps I'll give it a try next time.
13:05 Sat 08th Apr 2006
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Its all I drink with a meal, tap water with a slice of lemon, i've not been charged yet, but as has been pointed out, they can.
13:36 Sun 09th Apr 2006
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Apparently not. Found this:

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article.html ?in_article_id=371250&in_page_id=92

Scroll to the bottom.
10:41 Mon 10th Apr 2006

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