Have you? Hmmm that's interesting. We are traveling with 16 year old son in May but also 13 yr old daughter so she would be out. I imagine they would just as soon get a burger somewhere than eat fancy French food! Haha!

We just came back and took our teens. The boys just had to be wearing collar shirts. The sign does say 18+(preferred) but they did not say anything. And I did see one family with a child probably around 10.

Really? Wow that's interesting. My kids are older, very well traveled and obviously fine in a nice restaurant. I figured I would just go with hubby but if they want to go it's nice that maybe it wouldn't be a problem. I imagine they (Beaches) just want to have a few places without screaming toddlers for those of us who are long past that stage. Thanks much for the reply and hopefully I can bring my two teenagers with us although again, they probably have zero problem with bagging the swanky dinner and opting for a burger or pizza somewhere casual instead on their own.

Thanks for the replies. It sounds like as long as the teens are well behaved the resort doesn't seem too bothered?

Rachie when do you go? Let us all know how it goes and if you have any issues with your teenager in adult restaurant although it really sounds like you won't. Have fun! We are there in May.

we leave on the 31st Mch for 14 nights

Have a great time! I look forward to your review and to hear what your teenager thought of the place.

With all do respect, it's adults only. Take your kids to another resturaunt that's why there are 16 resteraunts. Lets the adults enjoy the adult only.

Sorry, i have to disagree.. . Please tell me the difference between my teenagers and me and my husband sitting at a table eating dinner. Nothing. Of course, I am respectful of people around me and if I thought for one second my 15 and 17 year old would have been a problem I would never have taken them. But, for the $10,000 I spent and they asked to come with us, I did not see a problem at all and would do it again. JMO