There are already restaurants that encourage diners not to look at their phones, but now one in particular wants to ban their use entirely.

The Diplomat in Hamilton will be offering a "device-free dining experience with Yondr" according to an Instagram post, apparently the first restaurant in Canada to do so. 

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We are excited to be the first restaurant in Canada to offer device-free dining experience with Yondr. Perfect way to unplug and reconnect with your loved ones. For this series, we will be open on Sundays in November. Tag someone you would try this with 😉 #thediplomathamont #hamont #hamiltonontario #yondr #devicefree #devicefreetime #devicefreedinner #reconnect #enjoythemoment #putyourphonedown #digitaldetox

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Yondr makes pouches to hold your phone, equipped with locks that can only be unlocked at special stations. The idea is that pouches like these are available for all sorts of events and spaces, especially comedy or theatre shows, courtrooms, or schools, where the distractions of devices can be especially unwanted.

They're not the first restaurant to come up with something like this: Sara in Toronto's tables are uniquely designed with phone cubbies, and now-shuttered Dumbo Snack Bar once offered a phone checking system.

The Diplomat serves in globally-inspired street food like skewers, sandwiches and noodles, paired with cocktails. The phone-free dinners will take place every Sunday from November 3 to 24, when in addition to the regular menu they'll also serve a family-style meal. Apparently each experience will also include a "fun surprise."