While social media views were shocked, the restaurant noted that it’s pretty normal for dates to go awry.
An Atlanta woman went viral on TikTok when she was stuck with the bill after downing four dozen oyster — as an app! — while on a date at
“She had a good time, and, you know, it was just another Tuesday,” Fontaine’s general manager, Kelcey Flanagan, toldOn Tuesday’s, customers can enjoy the special oyster app — a dozen oysters for just $15. TikTok user EquanaB enjoyed hers so much she went on to order three more — to the astonishment of her date, who soon bailed on the evening, leaving her to finish her meal alone.
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