Eating place definition

Eating place means a premise where food is regularly
Eating place means a premise where food is regularly and customarily prepared and sold, having a total area of not less than three hundred square feet available to the public in one or more rooms, other than living quarters, and equipped with tables and chairs, including bar seats, accommodating thirty persons at one time. The board shall, by regulation, set forth what constitutes tables and chairs sufficient to accommodate thirty persons at one time.
Eating place means an establishment, other than a restaurant, where food is served, sold and eaten on the premises. The term includes, but is not limited to, school lunch rooms, dining rooms of clubs or associations, and eating places maintained in factories or offices for personnel employed in such places.

More Definitions of Eating place

Eating place means a premise where food is regularly and customarily prepared and sold, having a total area of not less than three hundred square feet available to the public in one or more rooms, other than living quarters, and equipped with tables and chairs accommodating thirty persons at one time.
Eating place means a retail establishment primarily engaged in the sale of prepared food and drinks for con- sumption on the premises as defined under Fairfax Municipal Code section 17.008.020 located within the geographical limits of the Town of Fairfax.

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