Yes and no. Provided that the refusal of service is not for prohibited grounds (race, religion, disability, etc), then customers should indeed be refused on reasonable grounds. For example, if a customer is drunk, disruptive, inappropriately attired, etc, businesses should have every right to refuse service.
Drunk black people and disruptive Muslims and shirtless guys in wheelchairs can be legally refused.
My mother used to say
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