Upstate New York Restaurant Accused Of Disrespecting The Elderly

An 87-year-old woman and her friends were stunned when they saw what Upstate New York staff allegedly labeled their table.

An upset granddaughter took to social media after her grandmother and friends were disrespected at an Upstate New York Eatery.

Upstate New York Eatery Offends Elderly Customers

Keira Li DiNuzzo says her 87-year-old grandmother and her friends were "completely disrespected" at Deacon Blues in Watervliet, New York

"After their meal, they received a receipt where their table was labeled “Old Bitches.” Yes, you read that right — and we have the photo to prove it," she wrote on Facebook.

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You can see the receipt below:

Li DiNuzzo says her grandmother and friends are "long-time patrons" of Deacon Blues.

She adds the employees were "rude and dismissive" when a drink a "something black floating" in it. She also says the staff didn't replace the drink.

"Between the shocking receipt, the cold and unprofessional behavior, and the lack of basic hospitality, it’s clear this restaurant has no respect for its customers, especially elderly women who were simply trying to enjoy their lunch," she added on Facebook. "Avoid Deacon Blues at all costs."

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Restaurant Responds

Deacon Blues opened up in July 1979. On Facebook, it describes itself as a "Family style restaurant" that's best known for its pizza and wings, but also serves a variety of Italian dishes.

Li DiNuzzo says owners issued a general apology and said they don't condone this type of behavior towards their customers.

The owners later told the Times Union they are "mortified" about the receipt, adding that the owners were on vacation when the incident happened.

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"When they return, appropriate actions will be taken to address these concerns," the eatery told the Times Union in a statement. "They are committed to ensuring that all guests feel respected and valued."

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