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Villa Blanca Beverly Hills Restaurant Physical Assault and a paid drink swiped away by Restaurant Manager in a snob, the hidden barbarian in High Society. Beverly Hills, California
Leonard
Pony,You Live In Fontana - CASE CLOSED
#3UPDATE Employee
Sun, September 12, 2010
Listen up d*bag. You are from Fontucky. The most backwards town in that s*hole called San Bernardino County. The only other 4 star fine dining establishment you have ever visited is the Bun Boy Restaurant in Baker. The only way you possibly could have ended up in Beverly Hills is if you were looking for your cousin Jethro Bodine. Even the Clampetts think you are too low class for their taste. I'm pretty sure you were confused when you saw that the "outhouse" was actually INSIDE. So here is my advise to YOU Mr. - Next time go to Barstow. Denny's might be a little too classy for you, but just wear your "PALIN 2012" t-shirt, and I'm sure you will get upgraded to the "Professional Trucker's Only" section.
Ronny g
North hollywood,I can try to answer your questions..
#3Consumer Comment
Sun, September 12, 2010
..although it may not do any good.
"Is this what Beverly Hills has to offer?"
Yes.
" Or what a high society has to offer to the world we're living in today?
Yes.
Unfortunately for the 99.9999% of us who are on the "other" side of the red carpet ropes...we are nothing but another schmuck to this restaurant manager..who needs either of us like a hole in the head.
Sad perhaps..but true. You need a back bone of steel to survive in this town. Some a*hole manager taking your drink away should be the LEAST of your concerns if you plan on making it here. Not that what was done to you is right..as it seems you may have been disrespected...but on a scale of 1 to 10 in this town...disrespect is not even a one for reason to lodge a complaint here. If this hurt or violated your feelings that bad or offended you to this degree..for your own sake get the heck out of this town fast.
This is who I am
http://fontanaheraldnews.com/articles/2010/08/19/news/doc4c6d5d9c9f8d7609880415.txt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_d3uRR6l3c&feature=fvsr
and this is my story...
I was assaulted by restaurant manager at Villa Blanca on 8/18/2010 attending Honoring the Media Red Carpet Event, and here's the story.
..."I was enjoying a cocktail with some friends on the patio at Villa
Blanca. We were relatively close to the red carpet taking photos as I
unfortunately stepped just outside the entrance to the patio. I was
immediately yelled at by the manager as the drink was literally swiped
out of my hand. He then told me I could pick it up at the bar only to
find out he had poured it out. So I approached him and said he should
not be rude and I would like my drink replaced. Then he lost his cool,
began yelling again, and insisted that I leave immediately or he would
call the police. As several people witnessed, he actually assaulted me
and forcefully grabbed me by the arm and pulled me towards the door. I
had to pull away and get the help of onlookers to get him to stop
berating me."
Is his behavior excusable? Is this the behavior of a high class Beverly Hills restaurant coming from the manager himself? I do not think so. His physical contact with force was not excusable nor reasonable nor necessary, and most importantly - illegal. I am not only emotionally harassed but also physically harassed. I'd like to bring justice to light and share my story, especially to those friends who also attended the event that night, notably the following...
Andre Cohen Fotography, David Harrison Levi STARMAKER, Carter Alan Taylor, Jake Weinheimer, Brandy Sanders, Kierrah Foundation.
Event: 1st Annual All Media Gala
Date: Aug. 13th, 2010
Location: Villa Blanca Beverly Hills Restaurant | 9601 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, CA
http://www.villablancarestaurant.com/
Thanks to the suggestion of George Pappas and Carter for suggesting me to post my story. I will not set foot to this restaurant ever again until I receive a formal apology from the restaurant and the manager himself. What happened upset me greatly, and I feel extremely violated by the event inside and out. Is this what Beverly Hills has to offer? Or what a high society has to offer to the world we're living in today? Perhaps, but not under the name of justice.
I will further look into the legal actions I should take in regards to the incident.