In another restaurants bites back situation, a cafe owner in Ireland has posted CCTV footage of customers ‘horsing food into them’ after receiving a bad review online.
The owner of the White Moose Café and Charleville Lodge Hotel, Paul Stenson, wrote on his cafe's Facebook page that any customers eating their food and clearing their plates who then left a bad review would be caught on CCTV.
Before you leave a negative review of the food in our White Moose Café on Facebook, may I remind you that we have CCTV cameras in our café that both capture and record footage of people horsing food into them and clearing our plates clean.
If you are not happy with your food, tell us AT THE TIME and whatever you do, DON'T F**KING EAT IT. We will happily give you another dish which may better suit your discerning palate. In that way, you won't have to go and write a negative review AFTER THE FACT, which could damage the thus far untarnished reputation of our café. Your issues would have been resolved there and then, no negative review would be necessary, and we would all live happily ever after".
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