New York Restaurants Cutting Back On Bottled Water
Posted on 03. Sep, 2009 by Guest Observer in News Flash, Restaurant News
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In My Opinion By Pablo Gallaga:
Bottled water is disappearing in NYC restaurants and will this trickle across America? Times are tough even when it comes to water. Restaurants in NYC are cutting costs and avoiding the wrath of environmental groups by using filtered tap water instead of bottled water for their patrons. This is a trend that will probably spread across the country, NYC being the trendsetters they are. I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news, Ozarka fans. Enjoy these last days while you can.
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Robert McGuire
05. Sep, 2009
So what do you drink then when they don’t have your favorite soda beverage? Tea? How do you think they make the tea, from filtered or regular tap water? Does it matter with you?
Today, while dining out, I asked the waitress… she told me it was just your basic ol’ tap water.
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Brian Child
04. Sep, 2009
I don’t drink water when there is diet coke with lime!
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Robert McGuire
03. Sep, 2009
I don’t mind either, as long as I know the restaurant is using an up to date filtration system and keeps it clean. I’m okay with that.
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Harold (SMM)
03. Sep, 2009
I don’t know that this is a bad thing as long as they have a proper filtration system that is properly maintained. I wouldn’t mind it myself. Actually, if they didn’t have a filtration system I would think twice about drinking the water given the quality of some city water plants.
But I do like the idea of getting away from the bottle water and conserving when it’s feasible. I think most consumers feel the same.