US restaurant stops people under 35 from entering, saying they cause too much 'drama'

Bliss Restaurant in St. Louis, Missouri, has sparked controversy with its new age policy, banning men under 35 and women under 30 to avoid "drama" and foster a "grown and sexy" ambiance. Owners Marvin Pate, 36, and his wife aim to maintain a sophisticated environment. The policy has divided patrons; some view it as age discrimination, noting that older patrons can also cause drama, while others appreciate a mature, peaceful dining experience. Despite some young people attempting to challenge the restriction and sharing their efforts online, the restaurant remains committed to enforcing the rule, emphasizing it on their Facebook page to ensure a refined atmosphere.