Crown Jewel — Restaurant in Scotland

Recently booked a table here for my wife an I. Our first anniversary. I eat here often and can't fault the food or the service, however on this occasion we were sat with a creep behind us.

We seen this man watching porn on his phone on several occasions. We let it go for a while but once my wife got up in disgust I realised it was time I said something.

I took a quick picture on my phone for evidence then called a member of staff.

Once confronted he denied it and was called in the back by the manager (by name, Abdullah). To my dismay he return to the same seat and I was told by the manager that I was misinformed and he was not in fact watching porn.

After I produced photographic evidence I was then offered another table and I would have taken the offer if there was some action taken against the man. I was told again he wasn't watching porn so I said I would rather leave.

This caused a massive scene with the manager shouting at the top of his voice to get out.

Once outside he was asking what he wanted me to do and I told him I wanted him to chuck the man out. According to him this was not an option.

Needless to say. We...

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