A shameless family rolled into At The Diner, packed away a massive spread, and stiffed the restaurant for more than $300 in a coordinated eat-and-run straight out of a bad heist movie.
Shocking surveillance video obtained by The New York Post shows the group, a big party of adults and kids, living it up at multiple tables, plates piled high with food, drinks flowing, and zero intention of paying the bill.
They didn't just sneak out the back. They did it in waves.
Most of the crew slowly peeled off in groups, leaving one woman behind at the table to play the "I'm gonna pay" act. She sat there cool as a cucumber until the coast was clear — then jumped up and dashed out to their waiting getaway car, according to the damning footage posted Sunday on X.
"It happened again.... Orlando Beware!! These customers dine and dashed on a $300 check!!" the restaurant warned in the clip, which has already racked up massive views.
Later text overlays zoom in on the final straggler: "This one stayed behind to make it look like she was gonna pay... until she got up and left!!!"
Florida restaurants have been hammered by these scams, with owners left holding the bag while staff lose out on tips and the business eats the cost of food and labor.
At The Diner didn't say if cops were called or if the group has been identified, but the clear message is loud and clear: Orlando diners, watch your back, and your wallet.
The brazen daylight rip-off is the latest black eye for a city already battling rising crime and tourist-targeted thefts. Restaurant owners say they're installing more cameras and urging staff to demand payment upfront from large parties.
