As I age, I’ve begun to avoid some restaurants because the background noise levels are so high it becomes difficult to enjoy a normal conversation. Would asking questions in our routine surveys serve to begin gathering opinions on sound levels and their impact on the experience? Would this data be useful to the general public which relies on our input?
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This is a good question. Personally I would appreciate very much to have this kind of information, because I don’t like noisy places, especially during a dinner with friends, as I enjoy to talk with them.
Normally if a place is not comfortable due to the noise I like to add this information in my review, because I’m expecting that it can be helpful also for others.
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Welcome to Connect, @RJM716 !
As @ErmesT mentioned, that type of information being included in your reviews, for instance, is very helpful considering Google Maps results may hone in on those keyword depending on the user’s search. It’s also an accessible consideration.
Plus, for some Guides like myself and Ermes, we do prefer some places and settings to be quiet, so it doesn’t hurt to provide that info.
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