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Would you expect to cover up at a pool bar?

32 replies

mittestreet · Today 07:14

We were staying in a hotel recently. 5* but dated. There was a pool bar near the pool with plastic chairs where you could order some lunch.

We sat at a table right by the pool and ordered lunch. He didn't put a t-shirt on because he didn't want to get suncream on his shirt. People regularly ordered drinks at the bar in dripping swimming outfits only.

Manager came out to politely remind us of the requirement for clothing to be worn at lunch. We had assumed this only applied to the shit down restaurant that offers a more formal lunch. Would you expect to need to wear a t shirt at a pool bar?

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DosPerros · Today 07:41

“Shit down restaurant” 😂😂

Mauro711 · Today 07:33

Yes, definitely in this situation. It would be different if you had ordered foot to your sun lounger.

TwinklyAmberSloth · Today 07:23

If siting down to eat them yes I'd put tshirt and shorts on.

I dont want to see semi naked people when eating.

HelmholtzWatson · Today 07:22

No one wants to see middle aged spread and stretch marks when they are eating lunch. Cover up.

fluffiphlox · Today 07:20

Yes. Rather uncouth to be bare-chested at lunch, though I am ancient with some possibly dated standards around dress and footwear in restaurants.

Pedicureplease · Today 07:17

Hm, I wouldn’t wear what I would to a standard restaurant, but at the very least I’d think coverups for women and T-shirts for men

YksiKaksiKolme · Today 07:15

Yes. I would.