/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11164459]

how this can even be legal WTF ?

[Anonymous No.11164466]

Based

[Anonymous No.11164480]

>>11164459
Based italians / italy at it again.

[Anonymous No.11164485]

>>11164459
He should visit Greece

[Anonymous No.11164498]

>>11164459
>Amerilards think speech should be outlawed

[Anonymous No.11164499]

>>11164459

[Anonymous No.11164507]

>>11164498
>celebrating bloodthirsty dictators is totally fine

[Anonymous No.11164513]

>>11164507
tumblr pls go.

[Anonymous No.11164520]

>>11164499
Aren't there Hindu sects that worship Hitler as an incarnation of Kali?

[Anonymous No.11164525]

>>11164507
>i'm the one who decides what's good vs evil
kys

[Anonymous No.11164533]

>>11164459
How can what be legal, exactly? Idiotic reviews? It's not against the law to be a dummy. Posting pics of Mussolini? Would would be illegal about that? What law do you think that violates?

[Anonymous No.11164539]

>>11164525
and who does that?

[Anonymous No.11164540]

>>11164498
Well, none of them said it should be illegal, besides OP who’s just bait as per usual. But it’s just as legal to say you don’t like something for whatever reason. What I want to know is why they didn’t just walk out when they saw the decorations if it offended them idealogically like that. Surely there was somewhere else to get pasta in Milan.

[Anonymous No.11164560]

>>11164459
Based restaurant

>>11164485
What about Greece?

[Anonymous No.11164563]

>>11164520
No but as an avatar of Vishnu

>>11164507
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.11164627]

>Patronizing a restaurant promoting and advocating pure evil when you oppose it
Not illegal, just spineless and gutless. They should be organizing daily sitdown protests blocking the entrance and widely publicizing the fact as well as petitioning city hall to revoke their business license.

[Anonymous No.11164649]

>>11164627
>>He thinks a "business license" is a real thing
Where do you live exactly?

[Anonymous No.11164660]

>It didn't prevent me from eating there but you aren't allowed.

[Anonymous No.11164667]

>>11164507
>He doesn't want to give people FREE helicopter ride*

[Anonymous No.11164671]

>>11164459
>leader gets defeated and killed
>still think they're a good leader with the right ideology

[Anonymous No.11164690]

>>11164649
Where in the civilized world can you serve food without a business license? Hot dog carts need a license.

[Anonymous No.11164723]

>>11164690
The point is that there is no such thing as "business license".

Do you mean a food handler's certificate? Yes, you need those to serve food to the public. A restaurant needs to be inspected by the health department. Is that what you mean by a "business license", even though it has nothing to do with city hall? Or are you referring to the fact that a restaurant owner often needs to document having passed a course on hotel/restaurant management?

As a business owner myself I'm confused what you mean by a "business license". I know about all sorts of various certifications, inspections, etc, but I've never once heard of a "business license", so I'm curious what you mean by it. I think you don't really have a clue what you're talking about thus you are using incorrect terminology.

[Anonymous No.11164732]

>>11164690
Here the only thing you need a license for is to sell alcohol otherwise as long as you pass sanitary inspections and zoning you're free to sell whatever food you want.

[Anonymous No.11164737]

Where's this place? I gotta pay a visit next time I'm in Milan

[Anonymous No.11164743]

>>11164723
>he doesn't have a business license
enjoy getting shut down

[Anonymous No.11164763]

>>11164690
restaurant licenses are handled on the basis of technical inspections that deal with hygiene practices and sanitation standards.
they can't randomly be revoked based on political convenience.

[Anonymous No.11164771]

>>11164459
I'm not sure this is the case but there is the chance they might be LARPing as fascists. The citizens of Predappio, Mussolini's hometown do that. They sell Fascism merchandising but are left wing. Red or black doesn't matter. What matters is the money.

[Anonymous No.11164790]

>>11164763
That's not a "license" though. It's a certificate that shows you passed inspection. Where is this "license" thing coming from? The only "license" I know of is the so-called "liquor license", but even that is a legally referred to as a permit, not a "license".

[Anonymous No.11164844]

>>11164459
>Léa
>Margaux
why is it only french girls
what's going on

[Anonymous No.11164850]

>>11164790
it's probably a thing they do in Europe so the authorities can threaten to pull the licenses of any businesses they don't approve of.

[Anonymous No.11164854]

>>11164790
Where is here? You keep saying “here” like we should know...

[Anonymous No.11164862]

>>11164723

[Anonymous No.11164868]

>>11164854
I did not use the word "here" in my post, anon. I think you quoted the wrong dude.

I asked the "business license" guy where he was talking about earlier, but he didn't answer when he replied.

[Anonymous No.11164874]

>>11164862
See, that's what I'm talking about. 7 images, yet only two are actually a "business license". Most of them are something totally different, yet people call them "business licenses". What's up with that?

[Anonymous No.11164877]

>>11164540
This. How the fuck do you not just walk out at that point.

[Anonymous No.11164883]

>>11164649
In the US, within incorporated towns or cities, you need a business license granted by the city to open any kind of business not just a restaurant. The city I lived in required that it be posted prominently in the place of business. I'm sure outside of cities the county takes over that function.

[Anonymous No.11164900]

>>11164874
Every village, hamlet, town, city and state is different. The premise is the same, even if everyone doesn’t agree with the name.

[Anonymous No.11164908]

>>11164883
Depends on the city, I guess. Where I live there is no such thing as a general "business license"--it doesn't exist at all--though there are a variety of specific permits that may or may not apply depending on exactly what your business is. The closest thing is a sales tax and use permit which is required if you are selling a product to the public at retail, but it wouldn't be required for a business that was only doing B2B business, like a mid-level wholesaler. Here, a restaurant would have to have 4 things, all posted:
1) sales tax & use permit
2) certificate showing the owner passed a class on "hotel and restaurant management"
3) current certificate from the county health department showing the facilities passed inspection
4) certificate from the fire marshal indicating the maximum legal occupancy of the premises.
If you sell or serve alcohol then you must have the relevant permit for that posted as well. But a "business license"? Nope.

[Anonymous No.11164916]

>>11164908
So where is that?

[Anonymous No.11164928]

Freedom of expression.

[Anonymous No.11164936]

>>11164908
You are trying so hard to avoid the word license.
>If you sell or serve alcohol then you must have the relevant permit
You have to know that is commonly called a liquor license.

Just for fun, can you tell me the difference between a fishing permit and a fishing license?

[Anonymous No.11164937]

>>11164916
I know better than to post exact details on 4chan, anon. But it is in Texas.

Oh, and I forgot to mention this since it does not need to be posted, but any employee who is handling food would need to have passed a course on safe food handling (i.e. Servsafe or similar). I don't know if that applies to waiters or just kitchen staff, but I think it's the latter. I don't own a restaurant so I'm not exactly sure about that detail.

[Anonymous No.11164943]

>>11164507
Exactly if you drop more bombs than any other leader of your country nobody should be legally allowed to speak well of you

[Anonymous No.11164949]

>>11164459
what? all they are complaining about is the atmosphere, which is totally fine.

the restaurants owner can decorate their restaurant in any way they want, but the customers are not in any way obligated to do business there.

[Anonymous No.11164950]

>>11164627
On what grounds? Hurt feelings?

[Anonymous No.11164964]

>>11164908

[Anonymous No.11164969]

>>11164937
Like anyone would find you in a city...

[Anonymous No.11164973]

>>11164950
'illegal opinions'

[Anonymous No.11164978]

>>11164459
What's supposed to be the outrage here?

[Anonymous No.11164980]

>>11164690
>>11164723
>>11164732
>>11164743
>>11164763
>>11164790
>>11164874
>>11164883
>>11164908
Lawfag here. Generally, a "business license" is something that says that you agree to collect and remit sales tax, or other applicable taxes. Anon is correct that, generally, you will need several licenses or certificates to open a restaurant and/or bar. But, that usually doesn't include professional licenses (except maybe food handler, which I don't consider a pro license, like nurse, contractor, PA, doctor, lawyer, etc.). In my field, I have to be "licensed" as an attorney, aka admitted to the bar. There really isn't such thing as a general "business license," in my experience.

[Anonymous No.11164988]

>>11164459
reminds me of a place here that comes up if I search "racist hot dogs [city]"

[Anonymous No.11164994]

>>11164459
That pasta looks fucking terrible

[Anonymous No.11164997]

>>11164533
I dont know, it's their restaurant so it's their rules.
>>11164540
Exactly, pretty much like pic related

[Anonymous No.11164999]

>>11164507
I don't really mind DESU, it's been almost 100 years and the meme potential is of enough value

[Anonymous No.11165004]

>>11164459
i aint even mad

[Anonymous No.11165005]

>>11164980
But how exactly the "theme" of a place is a cause of a legal action? Plenty of western themed bars or restaurants have a lot of decorations depicting bandits and things like that.

[Anonymous No.11165010]

>>11164936
>You are trying so hard to avoid the word license.
Yes, anon. That's the point. My point the whole time has been that vague or incorrect terminology was used.

>>You have to know that is commonly called a liquor license.
And again, that's the point. It's only called a "liquor license" by the general public, not someone who knows what they are talking about.

>>Just for fun, can you tell me the difference between a fishing permit and a fishing license?
I've never heard of the former, but the latter is legally required for fishing, in my area at least. My knowledge of that is limited to recreational fishing only though. I have no clue what a commercial fisherman would need to have.

[Anonymous No.11165012]

>>11164723
You literally need a business license to do business, in my state.

[Anonymous No.11165017]

>>11164763
You're forgetting places like Germany, where this restaurant would be illegal. They don't fuck around with Holocaust stuff.

[Anonymous No.11165022]

>>11165017
>nazis are being fascist
Tell me something new.

[Anonymous No.11165053]

>>11165017
the Holocaust was a pretty good dystopian fiction to cause this much butthurt

[Anonymous No.11165062]

>>11165010
>My point the whole time has been that vague or incorrect terminology was used.

And you are wrong.

[Anonymous No.11165075]

>>11164459
This might be terrible taste, but is far from outlawed
I assume it's in the U.S, which doesn't have holocaust laws - And I think even in countries with those, it would still be legal to use fascist imagery.

[Anonymous No.11165077]

>>11165010
Guess why it’s called that...

[Anonymous No.11165083]

>>11164459

[Anonymous No.11165084]

>>11164459
>disgusted enough to be mad about it but still sat down and gave them patronage

[Anonymous No.11165092]

>>11165010
Herpa durp durp.

[Anonymous No.11165109]

>>11165077
>>11165092
Hey, I'm happy to stand corrected.

All you had to say was "they really are called that where I live".

[Anonymous No.11165114]

>>11164459
>Implying mussolini did anything wrong

[Anonymous No.11165135]

>>11165109
If you look back over old records, it probably was called that too where you’re from.

[Anonymous No.11165270]

Liberals:
"Um sweetie twitter and google are allowed to ban you, it's their business. Free speech does not equal no consequences for what you say"

Also liberals:
"REEEEEE BAKE THE FUCKING CAKE BIGOT TAKE DOWN THE MUSSOLINI BIGOT"

[Anonymous No.11165287]

>>11165270
>Liberals:
"Haha Sam Hyde deserves too lose his show for hatespeech, not the same as freezepeach sweetie"

Also liberals:
"Reee you're meant to defend free speech, muh rick and morty, muh soyboys of the galaxy"

[Anonymous No.11165305]

>>11165114
>anime
>pro fascist

I would pay good money to bet that you're partially illiterate.

[Anonymous No.11165308]

>>11165135
It might have been a long time ago, but certainly not in recent years.

It does seem like an archaic term though, especially these days when different professions have totally different certifications. A catch-all term seems silly when it's obvious that a doctor, engineer, lawyer, electrician, cook, crane operator, teacher, etc, have totally different regulatory bodies.

[Anonymous No.11165313]

>>11165270
>>11165287
Liberals:
"I hate freedom and the white race"

Also liberals:
"ooga booga boo"

[crump No.11165329]

>>11164790
>>11164862
>>11164883
etc...
why do Americans think their countries laws have any relevance to Italy or anywhere else? really I want to know.

[Anonymous No.11165331]

>>11165287
>haha same hyde is the funniest person ever after i learned about his political views
>reee give your money to chick fil a even though you disagree with what they do with the money

[Anonymous No.11165335]

>>11164459
Public displays of Facism aren't illegal in Italy? What about Nazism?

[Anonymous No.11165340]

>>11165329
Obviously the laws in one country will not be exactly the same in another, but there will usually be equivalents.

[Anonymous No.11165360]

I'd love to eat there

[crump No.11165386]

>>11165340
then I suggest everyone shut up unless an Italian lawer is lurking, or someone wants to post the address of the restaurant so I can go for a pizza. never been to italy because I assumed they were all loud protonewyorkian cunts but maybe I am wrong

[crump No.11165395]

>>11165360
lets maybe organise a group 4chan dinner there one night. book the place out and dress as various ww2 characters

[crump No.11165400]

only room for one furry as hitlers dog

[Anonymous No.11165401]

>meanwhile in Italy

[crump No.11165408]

>>11165401
based.

[crump No.11165410]

whos up for November 15th? flights are cheap then

[crump No.11165421]

http://www.ristorantedaoscar.com/

[Anonymous No.11165434]

>>11165335
in theory it would be but ...literally no one cares

[Anonymous No.11165438]

>>11165329
Because the discussion derailed into an entirely different discussion.

So in Italy:
Municipalities grant licences for importers and wholesalers of alcoholic beverages. The wholesalers have to enrol in the Chamber of Commerce in each municipality. After having checked the applicant’s fiscal deposit and given a copy of the excise code, the Ministry of Finance authorises the licence through the municipality. The licence costs about 34 euro per year and has to be renewed periodically.
For off- and on-premise retailers the Municipality Office for Public Stores grants permanent licences to medium-size retailers, up to 150 m2 in cities with less than 10,000 inhabitants and up to 250 m2 in cities with more than 10,000 inhabitants, as well as to trade centres. The cost of the licence depends on the taxation in the municipality. In a city like Florence, for instance, the licence costs about 35 euro a year.
According to the law (25/8/91) a temporary licence can be granted by the municipal administration for on- and off-premise sales events of alcoholic beverages containing less than 21 per cent alcohol by volume in public events such as rock concerts and sporting. Until 1991 two kinds of licences to sell alcoholic beverages were required. One licence was for selling wine and beer, and another licence for selling distilled spirits. Both on- and off- premise retailers also had to pay yearly a delivery tax of about 95 euro to the municipality administration. Since 1991 there is just one licence for all alcoholic beverages and no delivery tax.

[crump No.11165457]

>>11165438
thats pretty comprehensive and relevant. also reasonable cost

[Anonymous No.11165546]

italy really is trash that learns lessons slowly

[Anonymous No.11165555]

>>11164459
That’s because people are putting pineapple on pizza

[Anonymous No.11165580]

>>11165386
Yeah how dare people who have parallel experience discuss a tangent that relates more to their own interests or areas. If you're not an Italian lawyer or cook then you best make your own thread for your own country. How absolutely inconsiderate of people.

[Anonymous No.11165615]

is not so uncommon to find place like this, they are usually "amatorial" restaurants with not many seatplaces and the food is nice and homemade

[Anonymous No.11165626]

As a Citizen of the U.S. if you didn't leave after seeing the Mussolini Theme then you should judge it on food alone. You know,1st ammendment and such?

[Anonymous No.11165664]

What a bunch of whiny little bitches. I have a strong dislike for religion, but my favorite pizzeria is full of crosses and Jesus statues. Not a single fuck given, that pizza is god-tier.

[Anonymous No.11165671]

>>11164459
based pasta niggers

[Anonymous No.11165688]

There are still alot of these around-not a chain but Konnors Kountry Kitchen etc. Legend has that there was a Konnors Kountry Kitchen on an interstate in Indiana with the sign in neon and the Ks oversized so for about 2miles you just saw K_K_K in red neon for 2+ miles out. They were a Truck Stop kinda place and the only one for miles and got bought out by a big gas station and a McDonald's or like that. I heard about it a lot from both sides so it may be an urban myth.
There are still lots of pic related around though.

[Anonymous No.11165689]

The way they can't even deny that the food is awesome is cracking my shit up desu

[Anonymous No.11165699]

>>11165671
>Veal Steak with Spaghetti
How do we solve the culinary problem that is the US?

[Anonymous No.11165722]

>>11164525
The entire world decided they were evil and everyone has been ok with the extrajudicial killing of all the nazis for decades

[Anonymous No.11165739]

>>11165722
Factually wrong. Only western Europe and (((the US))) thought they were evil.
The rest of the world understood the problem with the internation hyena.

[Anonymous No.11165775]

>>11164459
I don't like fascism but I applaud those folks for expressing themselves freely. I'd absolutely eat there.
Besides, these same faggots would probably praise a Che-themed place.

>>11164667
Pinochet wasn't really a fascist, though.

[Anonymous No.11165779]

>>11164466
and redpilled

[Anonymous No.11165802]

>>11165722
>>11165739
More so, the NSDAP had plenty of support in those countries before Hitler decided to wage war on all of Germany's neighbours. THAT is what pissed off "the entire world", not the actual ideology.

[quiche !!T2UdrWkLSWB No.11165861]

>>11164459
the irony is; the futurists (italian protofascists) hated pasta, and this hate was a large part of the futurist cookbook. Very worth a read.

[Anonymous No.11165880]

>>11164507
but it is totally fine, faggot. I should be allowed to celebrate whoever the fuck I want, and if you don't like it, don't come to my house or patronize my restaurant.

[crump No.11165887]

>>11165802
but everyone has always hated Belgium,france,and Poland. Austria was on board from day one....

[Anonymous No.11165913]

>>11165775
>Pinochet wasn't really a fascist, though
True, he was a US pawn put in power by a US CIA led coup, so that would never be termed "fascist," right?

[Anonymous No.11167217]

>>11164498
>liberals think speech should be outlawed

fixed it for you.

[Anonymous No.11167225]

>>11164459
Honeslty half the fun of running a gimmick restaurant would be waging yelp wars and seeing how much chaos you can create.

[Anonymous No.11167229]

>>11164459
Based

[Anonymous No.11167271]

>>11164539
everyone, it's what makes the world go around friend

[Anonymous No.11167288]

>>11164459
>>11164498
>>11164507
Daily reminder that being a literal Nazi is completely free and legal in America.
Only being a member of, or aiding a classified terrorist organization like the Aryan Nations or the KKK would be illegal.

[Anonymous No.11167325]

>>11167288
>Daily reminder that being a literal Nazi is completely free and legal in America.
Uhm, snookums. If that's the case then how come the guy on Pawn Stars kept turning down Nazi memorabilia due to it being potentially illegal hmmm?

[Anonymous No.11167341]

>>11164459
>both women
kek
KEK

[Anonymous No.11167345]

Where is this joint?

>>11165775
>successful Che-themed Cuban joint
>restauranteur opens a Congolese store
>hires them for the fitout and restaurant staff
>fitout complete, opening day realise they've forgotten about the gas top
>go to install it, left the restaurant keys back at the equipment suppliers
>finally get the thing open
>gastro tears through staff and reviewers
>get depresses, cut losses, bail on the restaurant and staff spend the next six months hanging out at a German themed pub

[Anonymous No.11167360]

>>11167325
War trophies are considered stolen property.

[Anonymous No.11167398]

>>11164459
>walk past tons of posters and memorabilia depicting some strange man
>order some pasta, get bored while waiting for it and google the man around you
>find out he was a dictator
>eat pasta and leave a bad review

[Anonymous No.11167403]

>>11167341
80% of restaurant reviews are written by women because men know it's a waste of time

[Anonymous No.11167454]

>>11164459
This is a problem with "Italy."
These people are lost from the old ways.
Pasta is a disgusting foreign food. Then to top it off with tomatoes is even further indication of how far such peoples have fallen from the old ways. I don't know how foreigners eat such foods. They must have a different constitution.
This sort of person is the reason for why "Italy" is. Embracing foreign things and then being against foreigners is just a sign of how fallen a people is. They have no respect for their health or their minds. It is sad to see such a defeated peoples.

[Anonymous No.11167580]

>>11167345
Are you drunk or something?

[Anonymous No.11167582]

>>11164850
It's quite literally a American thing, we don't have it, YOU DO

[Anonymous No.11167583]

>>11164459
I don't blame them for not liking fascists, but no, sunlight is the best disinfectant.

[Anonymous No.11167604]

>>11164513
>>11164525
>>11164563
>>11164667
>>11165880
>>11167288
No, you fucking faggots need to to fuck off, all of you /pol/ bottom feeding losers need to get shot.

Your delusional history is absolutely cringe, and if you think being an edgy teenage skin head makes you sound tough it doesn't, it makes you sound like a sub 80 IQ troglodyte

All of you reavaluate what you're doing with your life jerking off over faggots that died accomplishing nothing.
Do that or kill yourself

[Anonymous No.11167614]

>>11167604
huh??? lol

[Anonymous No.11167617]

>>11167604
>all of you /pol/ bottom feeding losers need to get shot
How do you plan to do that after you've handed in your gun? Or more than likely, that you've never owned one and wouldn't know how to use one if it fell in your lap

[Anonymous No.11167621]

>>11164980
You don't need a food handler's license to open a restaurant if you have other people handling the food with food handler's licenses. My guess is that they're Brits who have to get a license to wipe their ass with their right hand and a separate one to wipe with their left.

[Anonymous No.11167629]

>>11167604
>accomplishing nothing
He made the trains run on time.

[Anonymous No.11167689]

>>11167617
Nice non sequitur, faggot. I particularly like how you forgot communists killed more people than any Nazi or fascist, shooting dissidents is a national pastime in communist countries, but you somehow think leftists would give up guns. You really should be culled, you retard.

[Anonymous No.11167699]

>>11164459
i wish i had real pasta.

[Anonymous No.11167731]

>>11164459
what restaurant is this i want to go here

[Anonymous No.11167761]

>>11167604
>>11167689
cringe

[Anonymous No.11167767]

>>11167761
he does appear to be off his meds

[Anonymous No.11167908]

>>11167604

[Anonymous No.11167964]

>>11167604
you okay bud?

[Anonymous No.11167977]

>>11165335
No? Why would they be?
Banning it would be a fascist act.

[Anonymous No.11167980]

Who cares? Was it any good?

[Anonymous No.11167985]

>>11167980
they actually do address the quality of the food in their reviews anon
on the one hand it seems like you read them but questions like these make me wonder

[Anonymous No.11167988]

>>11167985
All I care about is: give money, get food, and leave.

[Anonymous No.11167997]

>>11167988
ok? why are you telling me?