Two Female Customers Dined and Dashed, Says Rhode Island Restaurant

Two Female Customers Dined and Dashed, Says Rhode Island Restaurant

A Rhode Island restaurant is accusing two customers of "dining and dashing."

The Treehouse Tavern in Warwick took to social media on Sunday to call out who they said were two females who ate, drank, and left -- without paying the bill this week.

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As businesses struggle during the pandemic, the restaurant wrote about the difficulties of the current climate.

And in a case of "flipping the tables," the restaurant gave the women "one-star" reviews as customers. 

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The TreeHouse Tavern posted the following on Sunday

"Positively! Everyday is a pleasure.

Reality is that this year, each day, is unique, long and challenging. Some are five stars, some are not. Everyone is short-staffed, employees out, busy, or not busy enough, with Covid required extra efforts, long 12-hour workdays, but when the end of the day comes and everyone was pleased, well worth the effort.

Thursday evening we distant seated all our dining rooms and the warm evening enticed guests to our garden for dinner.  Our problem this night was we had one bartender and one server, myself and my amazing 82-year-old Mom and a busboy!  

Everything went well, much smoother and better than forecasted at 4:30 pm.  It’s wonderful when guests understand our dilemma. They are compassionate when given the honest truth. Almost all our guests are heading home at 9:15, feeling appreciated and pleased.

The last table lingers for an hour and a half talking, talking, talking....then with take-home container and check in hand, credit card too, these two women dash out, in just seven seconds, out the door!  

The parking lot is empty and so ends the challenging day on a real downer."