Milo's Pizza

Review: I am reporting a complaint about Milo's Pizza restaurant in San Diego. For years they have provided [redacted] magazines in their restaurant for customers to look at while they eat. As a woman, I find this to be disgusting, offensive, and disturbing. I have spoken to the staff about this, but they shrug their shoulders and don't put the magazines away. A restaurant that families frequent is no place for magazines like this. In the past, they have also had cards advertising where one can purchase [redacted].Desired Settlement: I would like the restaurant to stop placing [redacted] magazines in their restaurant for customers to look at. These are not the type of reading material appropriate for a public restaurant that children (and women) frequent. As a woman, this is offensive to me.

Business

Response:

Hello!

Sorry for the late response as I thought this was either a joke or junk mail. First of all that woman will never be allowed in this establishment again. The "[redacted]" she is referring to is the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. We are yearly subscribers to sports illustrated meaning we get that magazine weekly. The most famous of their issues is that certain issue itself. My customers absolutely love that magazine we have college girls got college boys and even my kids looking at that magazine.

In my store I have a certain section of a bar where I let local businesses leave their pamphlets so if a medical marijuana store wants to leave their pamphlet in my store I will gladly let them because they are patron of my business.

I will not ever let one [redacted] lady ever tell me what to do in my business as I said before that woman will never be allowed to step foot in my establishment again.

Please let me know if there is any other information that you need!

Thank you,