By law, must restaurants in California provide water free of charge?

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Water is not free the restaurant has to pay for it and no law can compel a any business to give anything for free

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RE :By law, must restaurants in California provide water free of charge?

The restaurant in question is a sit down restaurant as opposed to a stand. It has been in operation for decades and has just begun to charge .25 for a bottle of water and providing no tap water whatsoever. (They do have fountain drinks and a full bar)

Granted, 25 cents is very inexpensive for a bottle of water and it is nice to have the option but is it legal? Wouldn't eating establishments need to provide drinking water at no cost? I saw a court case years back about a roller rink that charged for water. They lost, but i don't know in which state.

Anyone know anything about this?

Thanks.

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Yes they do