‘COVID Bandit’ gives $6,800 tips to Denver restaurant employees

DENVER — The “COVID Bandit” has struck, but instead of taking money, he gave it to those who could probably use it.

>> Read more trending news

The unidentified diner went to Guard and Grace in Denver Saturday, KCNC reported.

The man left a $6,800 cash tip that was divvied up among the restaurant’s 34 employees, KDVR reported.

A staff member told KDVR that the man had been talking to the general manager of Guard and Grace and then went into a private dining room where staff was lined up.

The man then handed each staff member $200.

The man’s reservation didn’t shine a light on his identity because he gave “COVID Bandit” as his name.

Some employees were crying because of the man’s generosity, KDVR reported.

Who the heck is this COVID BANDIT??!! Whoever this person is ..., thank you so much for your act of kindness and your...

Posted by Troy Guard on Saturday, February 20, 2021

A similar big tip was given to employees at a bakery in the area last month. The receipt was also inscribed with a smiley face and the message “COVID Sucks!” Each employee at that business was also given $200 for a total of $1,400, KCNC reported.

On AirEasy 102.9 - 80s, 90s and More! Logo

mobile apps

Everything you love about easy1029.com and more! Tap on any of the buttons below to download our app.

amazon alexa

Enable our Skill today to listen live at home on your Alexa Devices!