Restaurants in downtown Los Angeles have begun adding a 4.5 percent security charge to customer checks, sparking a debate over the practice. An investigation by the New York Post into several Los Angeles area eateries revealed that this new charge is impacting meal costs for customers. Specifically, one restaurant has introduced a 4.5 percent 'Security Charge' to help cover the costs associated with maintaining safety. This move has led to discussions on social media, with opinions divided on the necessity and fairness of such a charge.
L.A. Restaurant Sparks Debate With Its 4.5 Percent “Security Charge” for Customers https://t.co/k4IwU8fWHx via @thr
L.A. Restaurant Sparks Debate With Their 4.5 Percent "Security Charge" for Customers https://t.co/dASLca5WfW
An investigation by the New York Post into several Los Angeles area eateries revealed an impact on meal costs borne by customers. https://t.co/1HhJ35oj24
I just read that restaurants in downtown LA are adding a security charge to checks. Has anyone encountered this?
Security at these places get mad aggressive if you forget to pay for a bag but allow thieves to do this lol https://t.co/ItnqTaBHQQ