by simply incorporate into the price, as oppose directly listing it as a separate fee. Considered healthcare is a heated topic, it is almost asking for a fight by listing it as a separate fee. Ah yes. I had forgotten that. It is like the UK practice of adding a "cover charge," for just dining, where there is zero floor show, live music, or even valet parking. Oh, about 20 per person, just for the opportunity to dine there. Right! Never again for this poor Southern boy. Gordon Ramsey is not cheap, but at least he charges for thing up front, rather than on the back end. Before I read all of the comments I had a completely different idea about the menu. Personally, I want to support businesses that pay their employees a livable wage and who give their employees things like health insurance, even if it means I pay a little more. (I spent half of my life in the service industry, so I understand how difficult it is to be uninsured). So I read the statement on the menu as being positive, however, after reading all of these comments, it is obvious that it is a statement was not meant in that light.