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See this thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-vape-friendly-michigan-restaurants-bars.html
See this thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-vape-friendly-michigan-restaurants-bars.html
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529 South A Street (use the side entrance)
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 385-8980
the kitchen on A
https://www.facebook.com/thekitchenona
Gastro pub with excellent selection of craft beers on tap and great food! As seen on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives"
DDD's Guy Fieri @ the kitchen
The owner is a personal friend of ours, and she has no problem at all with vaping!
I am also going to be trying to set up a local Ventura County vaping club with a monthly meeting at the kitchen.
529 South A Street (use the side entrance)
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 385-8980
the kitchen on A
https://www.facebook.com/thekitchenona
Gastro pub with excellent selection of craft beers on tap and great food! As seen on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives"
DDD's Guy Fieri @ the kitchen
The owner is a personal friend of ours, and she has no problem at all with vaping!
I am also going to be trying to set up a local Ventura County vaping club with a monthly meeting at the kitchen.
To my dismay, in Toledo Ohio at the corner of Central and Secor, I was scolded by the barrista while vaping in a Starbucks. She informed me that it was a corporate policy, that Starbucks does not allow electronic cigarettes inside the coffee houses. BOO! Especially, after spending much there and at their national chains across country on several roadtrips on the major interstates.
To my delight
Biggby Coffee Houses in Toledo and elsewhere do not have that policy and have been very friendly towards vaping inside their coffee houses..........thus far.
I have a personal boycott of STARBUCKS! For over a year.
I have a personal endorsement of BIGGBY For over a year!
LOL
I think it goes without saying that if an establishment gives us a more negative reaction than a discrete and polite request to not vape, they deserve a boycott. Plenty of places to eat, drink coffee and drink beer
I think it goes without saying that if an establishment gives us a more negative reaction than a discrete and polite request to not vape, they deserve a boycott. Plenty of places to eat, drink coffee and drink beer
I rarely patronize Starbucks, but they recently took a stand for the 2nd Amendment rights of their customers, so I won't be boycotting them over vaping. One overshadows the other.
You can vape just about anywhere in Florida. In my travels throughout the state, I've never had any place tell me I couldn't, from Key West to Pensacola...hell a lot of bars still allow smoking analogs....even indoors.
I just got back from World of Beer in Altamonte. (There are a few others in the Orlando area as well)
All they sell is beer (over 500 bottled, and over 50 on tap), and cigars. Needless to say, vaping is allowed.
I just got back from World of Beer in Altamonte. (There are a few others in the Orlando area as well)
All they sell is beer (over 500 bottled, and over 50 on tap), and cigars. Needless to say, vaping is allowed.
To my dismay, in Toledo Ohio at the corner of Central and Secor, I was scolded by the barrista while vaping in a Starbucks. She informed me that it was a corporate policy, that Starbucks does not allow electronic cigarettes inside the coffee houses. BOO! Especially, after spending much there and at their national chains across country on several roadtrips on the major interstates.
To my delight
I have a personal boycott of STARBUCKS! For over a year.
I have a personal endorsement of BIGGBY For over a year!
Well it's definitely not corporate policy. I've vaped at about 10 Starbucks over the past year.
Indiana as a state is very vape-friendly, mainly because, for the longest time, they were very smoke-friendly. Although I've been asked about my PV, I've never been told that I could not vape indoors. Illinois is a lot more progressive on the issue. I've been asked 3 times at 3 different restaurants to not vape (and one of the owners was even a vaper herself).
Thien Long , Tapioca Express
San Jose , Ca
Most of the asian owned restaurants in the city allow vaping , since the owners themselves actually do it too.
San Jose , Ca
Most of the asian owned restaurants in the city allow vaping , since the owners themselves actually do it too.
In the DFW area, most restaurants allow vaping, Texas officially has no regulatory laws about it yet so it's pretty much at the owner's discretion. I have not been into a establishment yet that has denied usage of a PV yet....but a few of them I have gotten the "what is that thing?" look quite a few times.
agreed.... Starbucks down the street from my house allows vaping. Have never had a problem there
on a side note.... Dallas in general is a non-smoking city. ALL of the bars I have gone into actually welcome vapers, so far (fingers crossed)... and being a motorcycle "enthusiast" that is a very welcome feeling!
Good Job!!! However, it won't let me edit the fact that Cowboys & Indians, 518 McHenry Ave, Modesto CA is now the Switch To Vapor shop. This is the store I'm always talking about. It's small but the owner is super helpful and a heckuva nice guy.
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Chicago Sam's Sports Bar & Grille
Had some vape meets at both
Chicago Sam's Sports Bar & Grille
Had some vape meets at both
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Update : Cheesecake Factory
Santa Clara , CA
The store manager was interested in what I was smoking and allowed it because he understood the fact that it wasn't "smoke" but it was vapor (=.
Santa Clara , CA
The store manager was interested in what I was smoking and allowed it because he understood the fact that it wasn't "smoke" but it was vapor (=.
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