Amanda saw this in a pizza place in New York. I guess your definition of "here" my vary.
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I think it's in quotes because "here" could be referring to that very pillar, but it isn't. You probably won't have bought, nor will you consume, your food at that pillar.
lonsumed?
Also, isn't it easier to write "No outside food or beverages?"
I am just happy that they knew to use "cannot."
Nope, definitely not at the pillar.
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