A restaurant is drawing a wave of online reactions after calling out a group of customers for their “disgraceful” way of handling a dinner reservation.Beppi’s, an Italian restaurant in Sydney, Australia, shared the criticism in a Facebook post on May 22.“Last night we had a table of 6 that did not show,” the restaurant wrote.“60% of our revenue GONE.
No call to cancel, phone just goes to message bank.
Disgraceful behaviour.
We are temped to post the name and number of the customer however thought best not”.Six people might not sound like a major impact, but their bill would have gone a long way amid Australia’s social distancing measures.Several Facebook users weighed in on the post, with many sharing the restaurant’s anger and frustration.Others, meanwhile, were more sympathetic to the customers, writing it was “unprofessional” to even consider naming the no-show party.The restaurant seemed to remain positive following the ordeal though, sharing another post on June 1 — the day its capacity limit increased to 50 people — that thanked the community for its support