Taken from this article here.

A trial run of this policy is currently in place which may become permanent, depending on the outcome.

It will take customers’ phones and place them in a box. The kids (up to 14 years) of families who comply will eat for free. This is in a bid to “encourage people to engage more at the dinner table”

A spokesperson said “we've found giving families the chance to part with their devices for a mere couple of hours is a great way to bring them closer and embrace family time."

The decision comes after a nationwide study found as many as 72 percent of kids wish their parents would spend less time on their phones and more time talking to them.

**Note: during the trial the staff cannot force customers to participate, although it is heavily encouraged. There is no information on how this will be enforced, should it become permanent**

Poll question: would you eat at a restuarant with this policy in place, if it became permanent?

Bonus: do you think the trial will be successful?