if i go to a buffet and put food in my backpack, is it stealing?

[lolololol]

if i go to a buffet and i put a lot of food in my packpack to eat it later, is it stealing?

 

[Gondola Girl]

yes, because the usually have a rule that you can't take anything home with you, but as long as no one sees you you're fine

 

[Gondola Girl]

yes, because the usually have a rule that you can't take anything home with you, but as long as no one sees you you're fine

 

[Zeion]

I don't think so.

 

[1/2 "Niose Vox"]

Well if you're paying a good bit of money for your food, I'd get my money's worth. Plus I do it all the time at Chinese buffets- those doughnuts are addicting!

 

[Alyson]

Its not stealing unless you get caught! Just remember that one rule. lol
I don't think it is.

 

[Mr. Alex]

It's not exactly not stealing...

 

[Mr. Alex]

It's not exactly not stealing...

 

[Jordyn]

Food from buffets are intended to be eaten while in the restaurant. Stupid rule I say. Mmmm food.

 

[billkaulitzbabe53]

no u paid for it... just dont get caught )))

 

[Chelseaaaaa™]

You paid for it didn't you?
And where to you see a sign that says no putting food in your backpack?

 

[PosterDude]

I think you only cross the line when you show up with a U-Haul.

That's been my experience at Larry's Lobster Buffet, anyway.

 

[cajunmom]

You wouldn't be asking that question if you thought it was kosher. The price you pay for a buffet covers the food you eat there. Hiding it in your back pack should tell you that you know that it is not right on some level. It's almost like shop lifting.

 

[Animallover]

nope. you paid for all you can eat and if l8r you want to eat their food, you still paid. just dont stain your backpack with bacon grease!!!

 

[mrsc]

technically you are required to eat the food while you are there but if you take some home i dont think they will say anything to you

 

[Jan C]

Yes, it is. A buffet is for you to eat what you want while in the restaurant, not for taking home.