A couple of restaurants in Oakland and San Francisco have found a remedy for patrons losing their brunch after one too many mimosas.

Home Plate on Lombard Street in San Francisco has a similar policy, reported SFGate. Signs posted around the restaurant and on the menu asked diners to "Please Drink Responsibly. $50 cleaning fee per person for any incident incur as a result of intoxication."

Other brunch restaurants in the Bay Area use "mimosa fairies," servers devoted to monitoring the intake of guests.

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  • uralsolo
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    11 months ago

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    • UlyssesT [he/him]
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      11 months ago

      I mostly see it affecting older people, not younger people. If anything younger people around me seem more sober than they used to.