Vaping in bars

Am I alone, or does anyone else get irritated by bar owner’s that allow vaping inside their premises.

In Spain, it’s as illegal as smoking but, somehow, a blind eye is turned towards those that generate their sickly sweet fog. Are they afraid of losing trade?

Didn't realise that it was illegal to vape, I don't like it either

Glassfull wrote:Am I alone, or does anyone else get irritated by bar owner’s that allow vaping inside their premises.

In Spain, it’s as illegal as smoking but, somehow, a blind eye is turned towards those that generate their sickly sweet fog. Are they afraid of losing trade?

It's called A Hookah!!

And not just in Turkey, they seem to be getting everywhere. The hotel we stayed at in Mexico had a "hubble - bubble" shop and they'd bring them out to your table. In Majorca there were several of them around.
Must admit, I've not seen any bars allowing vaping inside.

Totally agree, when I smoked I went outside also the Vaping smell is not very nice when eating. If it’s illegal go outside please.

I don't think it's illegal & most gapes don't smell, it's only a form of steam, better than the smell of smoke in my opinion

Rodt wrote:I don't think it's illegal & most gapes don't smell, it's only a form of steam, better than the smell of smoke in my opinion

You may not have thought so but, now you know, it is illegal.

As someone else has commented, it’s not acceptable for someone to puff steam, sickly sweet or otherwise, into a room full of people especially, if they are eating.

I vape and I would not dream of doing so inside any premises, even my home. It's just common courtesy- like not using mobile phones in restaurants.

Aerosolised aromatic spittle drifting into your beer and over your food ? No - unacceptable.

It’s not just “steam” once it’s been round your mouth and lungs, is it ?

Spain has adopted fairly strict legislation banning smoking in public places, which has since been extended to cover e-cigs. Vaping is therefore banned wherever smoking is also not allowed, which covers enclosed public spaces, as well as directly outside some public spaces such as hospitals.