A Restaurant Described This Hen Party As “Chav Cheap Trash” On Facebook After A Bad Review

The eatery now appears to have deleted its Facebook and Twitter accounts.

A bride to be has spoken of her shock after a restaurant in Manchester called her hen party “ugly”, “peasants”, and “chav cheap trash” in response to a negative review she wrote on Facebook.

Manchester Evening News

Melissa Grogan-Morgan went for a meal at 47 King Street West with her friends and family on Saturday night and spent £600 at the venue, the Manchester Evening News reported.

Afterwards, unhappy with the attitude of some of the staff, the 27-year-old and some of her friends, including Lynsey Herron, the organiser of the hen do, wrote about their experience on the restaurant’s Facebook page.

Which led to replies like this:

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The Manchester Evening News reported that the restaurant also posted insults such as: "Wouldn’t know fine dining if it slapped them in their ugly faces! Best thing ever is that they won’t return! Bottom of the barrell."

Also: "And five out of 18 of them turned up 1 hour and 10 minutes after the booking time and 'expected' fresh starters... are you having a laugh... clearly never eaten out in a decent restaurant in their lives. What absolute trash they were. We pity the groom!"

Grogan-Morgan told the newspaper she couldn't believe how "rude and arrogant" the remarks had been.

Her friend Lynsey Herron, who organised the hen do, added: "They were awful things to say, it's not like we were rowdy or carrying inflatable willies and blow-up dolls."

Since the incident, 47 King Street West appears to have deleted its Facebook and Twitter accounts, and yesterday owner Mike Hymanson described the incident as “regrettable”.

Jon Baxter / Manchester Evening News

He told the MEN it had been investigated and dealt with internally.