Restaurant offers 'nude dining' experience and everyone is asking the same question

A steakhouse in Florida has gone viral thanks to a once-a-month special event, where diners can enjoy their meal in the buff.

Yes, you read that right, Class Soiree Steakhouse in South Florida is offering 'nude dining' in an effort to attract new guests.

Chef and owner Maurad Ali told local news outlet WPLG he wanted to do something 'different', and decided "Let's do a nude dinner."

All of the servers remain fully clothed, and just the guests are nude.

Guests arrive dressed, before being taken to a private section to undress.

Ali says guests will experience a 'welcoming environment' for those interested in the nudist lifestyle.

Restaurant hostess Tashaeba Hart added: "It's more so of a gathering to get to know people, new people in the city and the lifestyle."

Restaurant owner Maurad Ali told local news it was about trying something 'different' (youtube/@‌News9WAOW)

"Please allow them to express themselves at our place," added Ali, insisting it wasn't salacious or for attention.

He is predicting around 20 guests will attend each time, whether that's couples or brave solo diners.

Be warned, it doesn't come cheap though, as a ticket will set you back between $150 and $300 per person.

It's certainly got everybody talking, that's for sure, and many people are all asking the same question.

One concerned viewer asked: "How do you feel about the chair situation- do you bring your own disinfectant?"

Another grimaced: "Upholstered seats? Yuk! I certainly wouldn’t want to sit in those chairs."

Someone went a little more graphic: "Yep. You can definitely catch crabs from fabric upholstery. I learned the hard way & never wore a miniskirt with a thong to a club again."

"At least you can sanitize a wooden chair, which I would expect the restaurant to do," added another, while someone else bluntly asked: "How is this not breaking multiple health code laws?"

Diners arrive fully clothed but head to a private section of the restaurant to undress before dining fully nude (Getty Stock)

One helpful commenter replied: "Because the cooks aren't in the back making the food naked and the servers also aren't naked. There have never been rules that guests at restaurants need to do anything specific for health code laws."

Someone shared their hopes about the chair situation: "They probably have towels lol. I somehow went down the nudist TikTok algo and learned a lot about being in clothing optional communities."

Others defended it: "You know what? I support it. It’s not for me but I think spaces like this are cool in a society that inches closer towards puritanism."

Another agreed: "Same. It's once a month and they make it known what's going on, so no one walks in surprised. People enjoy being naked for reasons other than sex.

It's not for me, but it's not hurting anyone and if people didn't go, he wouldn't be offering it," while someone else said simply: "I agree. I won’t yuck someone’s yum; YOLO, right?"

YOLO indeed.