Four women and kids devour £300 worth of steaks and cocktails then Did The Most Surprising Thing

Four women and their children went to Cheers restaurant in Norwich and ordered a large amount of food and drinks, including expensive steaks and several shots of Baileys. After enjoying the meal, they reportedly walked out of the restaurant without paying the bill, which came to more than £300.

Cheers restaurant only opened in Norwich earlier this year after the business found success at its other locations in Thetford and Bury St Edmunds. The restaurant is known for its stylish dining experience and quality food, and many customers have left positive reviews online praising the staff and service.

But the restaurant owner, Andrea Marinho, was left upset and frustrated after the incident. According to reports, the group visited the restaurant on October 5 at around 6pm. The women and their children ate several steaks worth over £130 and also ordered 11 shots of Baileys, which alone cost more than £70. In total, the bill reached £312.

After finishing their food and drinks, the group allegedly left the restaurant without making any payment. Andrea said situations like this are very difficult for small businesses, especially new restaurants still trying to build a customer base. She explained that the first months after opening are already stressful, and losing hundreds of pounds from unpaid bills makes things even harder.

She also questioned the example the women were setting for their children by leaving without paying. Andrea said business owners work hard every day to keep their restaurants running, and incidents like this are both disappointing and unfair.

The restaurant is now working with police as officers investigate the alleged dine-and-dash incident. Police released CCTV images of four women they want to speak to in connection with the case.

According to police, the incident happened on Surrey Street in Norwich at around 6:10pm on October 5. Officers are asking anyone who recognises the women or has information that could help the investigation to come forward.