'So Humiliating': Same-Sex Couple Told Sharing a Sundae 'Doesnt Go With the Ambiance' at DC Restaur
'So Humiliating': Same-Sex Couple Told Sharing a Sundae 'Doesnt Go With the Ambiance' at DC Restaurant
A same-sex couple dining in Washington, D.C. says they felt humiliated when they ordered a desert and two spoons, but were told they couldn't share because it wouldn't "go with the ambiance" of the restaurant. Prime Rib says they are among the five most romantic restaurants in America.
"Ron Gage, 55, and his partner, Henry McKinnon, 58, didnt see it coming,"
The Washington Post reports. "They were properly attired in blazers, which the restaurant requires, for their 8:30 reservation" at D.C.'s Prime Rib restaurant. "They had been joking around with their server Thursday evening, in what Gage said had been a nice evening until dessert."
When it came time for dessert, we asked for one sundae with two spoons, Gage said. Their server said he would bring it in two separate dishes. He said It wouldnt look right with two gentlemen eating out of the same sundae. It doesnt go with the ambiance of the restaurant.
The couple says they were "speechless," but didn't complain to the restaurant's manager. But they did mention it on Facebook and Yelp.
Im kind of embarrassed to say we didnt say anything, McKinnon told
The Washington Post. It just took us back to such a shameful place, in a way.
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