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I haven't been to MTK in months so I can't comment on the quality of the food as of late or how full the restaurant has been, this just sounds like a desperate restaurant's attempt for attention. Hopefully (for them) attention translates into reservations (which according to the Star article it hasn't).
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"Restaurant that promoted sex in bathroom would rather forget all about it"
New headline today from the Toronto Star. Gee, you think? This is what happens when a restaurant decides infamy is more important than celebrity. Might as well rebrand the resto as Mildred's Sex Dungeon because it's gonna carry the stigma regardless.
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re: KTinNYC
They are encouraging their patrons to have sex in their unisex bathroom.
This is a restaurant...what happens when customers are getting busy and the other patrons have to use the bathroom?
Obviously, they have no marketing agenda and if you have to resort to promoting sex in your unisex bathroom instead of showcasing the food...well, that pretty much sums it up! -
re: KTinNYC
Indeed the Health Department said exactly just that - so long as nobody was having sex in the kitchen itself, they felt this was acceptably within the range of bodily fluids already in the bathroom. Now tell me, doesn't all this conversation make you wanna rush over there and have a bite (and then some sex)?
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I really don't see what the big deal here is. Everyone likes food, and sex. It's Valentine's Day and I think the fact that MTK is promoting spontaneous sexuality is great! I've been to this restaurant many times, and despite what previous entries may have indicated the food is top notch as well as the service. I really don't think people are getting the main point; restaurant's probably see this all the time, and Mildred's Temple Kitchen is just making the obvious known. They have a sense of humour if anything, and I think others should start to take on their mentality.
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re: marsha86
I am no prude, but there is nothing spontaneous about going to a restaurant that is promoting this type of thing. As others have pointed out, it would be exciting and spontaneous if it was not being promoted as such, and it was a decision on a whim on a hot date. It doesn't sound like the promotion of spontaneous sexuality to me, but rather a sign of desperation (both from a business and sexuality perspective!).
As others have noted, there is a serious "ew" factor when you know that this is being encouraged, whether from a hygenic perspective, or just a TMI perspective, and would deter most people who are serious about food from checking this place out.
I have never been to Mildred's Temple Kitchen. Over the years, I have heard great things about Donna Dooher and the old restaurant. I didn't realize it had gone downhil to the extent people are indicating, which is a shame. This piece certainly doesn't encourage me to try it out now. Perhaps Mildred should merge with that other place in Toronto, what is it called, um, that swinger place, the name escapes me at the moment.
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Their promoting it takes the frisson out of the idea, doesn't it? The airlines don't promote their restrooms for the same purpose, but people manage.
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I knew there would be a thread on this. I also read the article this morning and thought - WTF? Apart from me finding it not so tempting/arousing/appetizing, I also had this practical thought - what if I'm just, you know, eating my meal (as some people do in a restaurant) and I have to go to the bathroom? Am I going to have to line up and wait for someone to finish their romp or will they have any bathrooms designated for, you know, going to the bathroom????
I found it amusing that the owner said that people have been using their bathrooms like this for some time now - long lunch breaks, etc. And the fact that the food safety people think it's all fine so long as nobody's having sex in the kitchen itself. Bizarre.
Fair enough, it's got people talking but it's definitely not getting me excited (in any way) to go over there.
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He heh, yeah I just read that. Okay, well it is unique if nothing else. But call me an old fart, I just don't get it.
Like my SO other likes to say "just because you can, doesn't mean you should'.
I mean really, what's the point? And maid, or no maid cleaning up, I would not like to be using the facilities knowing that others have just fornicated before me.
Sorry Mildred but that's not my idea of romance.
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