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Sound Information
Average sound level of 80 decibels (Loud Noise Level) based on measurements taken by users of the SoundPrint
app
. A Loud Noise Level is likely safe for hearing, difficult for conversation.
Two times while we were dining, the restaurant turned up the music and I had to put my hands over my ears because it was even worse when the staff started singing, clapping their hands and dancing in the aisles (over 100 dB). We had to stop our conversation and cover our ears because it was intolerable. It is concerning that the manager was also participating right next to our table despite see us covering our ears. This is not an enjoyable dining experience at all.
Monday at 6:06pm
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83
dBA
It is so loud (average 76 dB) and the table next to had 4 adults with hearing aids. Twice while we were dining, the restaurant turned up the music and I had to put my hands over my ears because it was even worse when the staff started singing (more like cheering/yelling/chanting) and clasping their hands and dancing in the aisles. We had to stop our conversation because it was intolerable. We would have left but we already ordered and had drinks so we didn’t want to leave our server (who was so nice) with an empty table.
SoundPrint measures the approximate decibel level and is not a replacement for a professional sound level meter. The dBA figures in the app and on this site are averages of every SoundCheck submitted for that place — a reasonable guide to what it's usually like, not a guarantee of what it will be on any given night.
SoundPrint's goal is to work with louder venues, not against them.