Posted on 07/20/2026 1:47:31 PM PDT by Morgana
A family of seven who tucked into an expensive feast brazenly left an Orlando restaurant without paying, it has been claimed.
The group were caught on surveillance footage consuming a spread worth $300 before leaving @ The Diner, apparently without settling their hefty tab on Sunday.
The Florida restaurant is now seeking to identify the alleged dine-and-dashers, who are said to have taken off during its busiest shift of the day.
It wrote on Instagram that the family ordered multiple dishes and appeared to enjoy a leisurely meal before carrying out their premeditated escape in stages.
The restaurant, which shared footage of the incident, alleged that staff only realized what had happened after the group had already left the premises, leaving servers scrambling to work out what had gone wrong.
In the clip, a man wearing a white vest is seen leading the group’s exit, handing another woman in the group car keys as she slips away before pulling up in the getaway car outside.
Moments later, he quickly follows behind with a young boy in tow.
The clip shows the rest of the group remaining at the table, eagerly helping themselves to the extensive spread before another woman and a young girl make their move towards the exit.
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It’s them.
3 x 3 x 3 Little Pigs!
Black skin seems to be some kind of magic voodoo these days.
Of course it’s them. Question is when will restaurants catch on and take payment before the food comes?
Yep.
this smells like a set up. some Freeper will declare the restauranteur is clearly racist.
Every...Single...Time.
At least they need to show their ids.....these people are just stupid pigs who take away the wages from common workers.....
“I’m not shocked they did this I’m shocked restaurants aren’t making people pay in advance.“
I would not be upset about this requirement from a reputable restaurant. Maybe pay ahead for the food and later for the drink, the credit card companies should give the restaurant a break on the transaction fees.
They must be pretty good at this, mom and dad don’t look like they’ve missed very many meals. I don’t think my family could have done this; we didn’t get along all that well. Certainly, it took organization, teamwork and planning.
Down payment when you order ,LOL
I feel sorry for the 98% of people with darker pigment of their skin have to live with the blatant lifestyle of the 2% that give everyone else a bad rap.
2%
U live in North Dakota?
Black criminality is far more than 2%
I wish
In England, that ain’t always so.
Over there, you’ll find many Dine & Dash stories with
Travelers (Gypsies, Irish, Romani) doing the eating.

They're still at it.
Theft is their stock in trade...
Well we’re talking about the good old US of A here.
We pay at drive-thrus before receiving the food.
“left an Orlando restaurant without paying”
They do it all the time....if it’s not dine and dash it’s complain about the food to get a considerable discount or an outright free meal.
See it many times.
Also, the reputation for not tipping is well deserved.
It’s all justified however. You see, America was built on the backs of their slave ancestors so the country owes them (at least that’s their excuse to do what they do).....and no matter what they are given.....it will never be enough........EVER.
This is what 60 years of welfare has gotten us.
Ain’t it great?
[I feel sorry for the 98% of people with darker pigment of their skin have to live with the blatant lifestyle of the 2% that give everyone else a bad rap.]
Adeliah Jones in a restaurant in Florida! They need to hand her picture out so she will never be served anywhere again!
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