A Jacksonville Restaurant Is Asking Customers For A Favor As They Prepare To Close Their Doors

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By Shawn Knight

It has to be really embarrassing to have a restaurant tell customers to not take any souvenirs because they won’t have enough eating and drinking utensils for paying customers as they prepare to close their doors for good.

That is exactly what happened at Mossfire Grill as they are preparing to close their doors, but customers thought it would be nice to take glasses, silverware and even signs as mementos leaving the staff scrambling for returning customers.

They even took to social media to express their grievances to the public.

In spite of the circumstances Mossfire is being a good sport by telling their customers if they would like a souvenir glass they can have one when they close November 9th.