Tiktoker exposes ridiculous Atlanta food scene, chaos ensues

[britneyspears]

When Keith Lee, a TikTok food reviewer with 14 million followers, visited Atlanta, his videos gave voice to gripes that some residents have about parts of the city’s dining culture. Even Cardi B weighed in. https://t.co/sX8H0N9NrD
- The New York Times (@nytimes) November 1, 2023

Comments

[fauxkaren]

If there's one thing I love, it's business owners being called out and then getting SUPER defensive and weird about it.

So I've been enjoying watching this go down.

[babyyoda]

I’ve been following this and it never fails to make me hungry when I watch his reviews lol

[peddlestools]

it sounds like some of these restaurants are money laundering fronts based on the way cardi described them

[ohwutevernvm]

Lol yeah I saw that. Crazy! Keith Lee is such a good egg, for real. I like him. He is too chill.

[spameyeam]

Love him. Seems like a total class act. I hope he does nothing to disappoint in the future.

[beuk]

Okay, I admit I haven't looked into this at all, but can someone tell me what rules a restaurant would have for customers? I don't even know what that could mean. Maybe I unknowingly follow rules at some places I go, but I'm baffled here!

[syvlie0o0]

It's things like not being open during posted hours, no one picking up the phone, only allowing take out at certain times, not allowing any substitutions or changes due to allergies, no more than four people, etc etc. Like beyond just being a busy restaurant where you might have a long wait.

From The Real Milk and Honey rules

[ladyjj]

#3. we add 18% tip on all parties over 5 and/or bills over $105
#9: No parties over 4 people on days that end with 'y'. we're small and there's not enough room

read the rest. They're so out of pocket.

Re: From The Real Milk and Honey rules

[bluestoplights]

wait so tip added for parties over 5 but you're also not allowed to have parties over 4? what math?