We often eat at Little High we love it, great food and atmosphere. We recommend it to all our friends and family that visit Christchurch. I have always taken food in when we visit the eatery for my children because they are allergic to eggs, diary and nuts. Ive never had a problem with bring our own food in for them, probably because they're toddlers. The main reason I bring in food is because of their allergies. It's easier because I know it's definitely food they won't have any reactions to. I have never had a problem bringing outside food for them to Little High. No one has ever said anything to me. I usually just bring a cooked dinner for them from home but on our 2nd to last visit we brought in some Happy Meals from Mcds. As soon as we walked through the door a worker who works for the eatery came up to us and said we couldn't do that. We went back and forth as to why we bring in food and that no one has had a problem with it before and she said well you can't it's our rules. So I asked to talk to the manager who I then explained our situation to and he said it was fine. I do understand the policy, but they are toddlers and it's not like we are speading alittle amount money either. Every time we go to Little High is with a large group of our family so we're spending quite alot. Anyways we went to dinner on Monday night and did the same thing for our kids and the same worker was there and came up to us before we had even walked into the building. She said the same thing about the food and I said ok. I thought oh it's not very busy at all I'm sure they won't mind if the kids just eat outside in the outdoor area. Literally no one was there because we went at like 5.30pm. The same girl came out to us again and said they can't eat that food here and so we moved again to some picnic tables that were outside the outdoor eating area of Little High. The kids are eating and disturbing no one because literally no one is there yet the same girl comes out, super rude this time and says they can't eat here. I said are these chairs still apart of Little High and she said yes. So she made us move the kids again. I understand why they don't want food being brought in but come on, these are kids. We came with 8 adults who all bought something for dinner from the eatery. What really ticked me off is I saw another family who had a toddler and they had obvious brought food in for their child. It was in plain sight on their table, they had bought food from the supermarket. The only difference between that family and mine was that they were white and mine is brown.

We won't be returning to Little High anytime soon nor recommending it to our family or friends. Such a shame for those eateries to lose money because of 1 individual.