A Brooklyn Café That Said No More Influencers

Sadly, I think this sends a stronger signal to influencers that they need to get into the hot new place even more aggressively than before, because if they don't, they might not be able to get their photo.

I hope at least a "no tripods or professional photography" rule becomes more commonplace, I can't imagine trying to have a relaxing breakfast when that's going on at the table beside me.

It seems like a policy that you only deploy after you got all the publicity you need.

Meanwhile the Perkins down the road from me has no such policy.

> As it posted in an Instagram Story earlier this week: “We love food and drink photos (clearly) … but the TikToks and Instagram photoshoots have gotten a bit out of control for us."

The influencer culture had gotten so unbearable that they had to take to Instagram and get the message out. You can't make this shit up.