Miami restaurant speaks out over Donald Trump not paying for food

Trump tells restaurant patrons ‘Food for everyone!’ then leaves without paying

Patrons at the Miami eatery Versailles cheered when Donald Trump twice declared “Food for everyone!” during a surprise stop at the Little Havana hotspot. Then he left without buying food for anyone, according to a local report.

After his appearance in Miami, Florida, former President Donald Trump stopped at the Versailles restaurant where he shouted “food for all”, but in the end he left the place without swiping the card

Ex-President Trump visited a restaurant in Miami after his court date and invited all guests. Shortly thereafter, however, Trump apparently left again without paying the bill. Ex-President Trump visited a restaurant in Miami after his court date and invited all the guests. Shortly thereafter, however, Trump apparently left again without paying the bill. An article by Donald Trump went to the well-known Cuban restaurant Versailles on Tuesday foll…

Trump declares ‘food for everyone’ at Miami restaurant, leaves without paying

Patrons at the Miami eatery Versailles cheered when Donald Trump twice declared “Food for everyone!” during a surprise stop at the Little Havana hotspot. Then he left without buying food for anyone, according to a local report.

Miami restaurant speaks out over Donald Trump not paying for food

An employee told Newsweek they didn't know whether Trump had paid for any food during his visit.

Following His Arraignment, Trump Promised 'Food For Everyone' At Cuban Restaurant, Then Leaves Without Paying - uInterview

Donald Trump visited Versailles, a Cuban restaurant in Miami, on Tuesday following his arraignment in court. He was greeted by supporters while there, during which he loudly proclaimed, “Food for everyone!” Trump promises "food for everyone" at a cafe in Miami and takes a photo with Cuban-American MMA fighter Jorge Masvidal. pic.twitter.com/ZxQ49q2jpZ— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) June 13, 2023 But according to the Miami New Times, the former …