Dozens of irate customers have vented their anger at OK Diner, a US-style eatery, after receiving parking fines.
A family of four have been left fuming after they forked out £265 for breakfast at a complaint-hit restaurant.
On May 1, the Northop Hall site introduced new parking arrangements, with an APNR camera system managed by Smart Parking. To avoid a fine, customers were required to enter their vehicle registration details on a tablet. By June, social media was awash with negative comments from people who said they were genuine customers but that they’d been fined £100.
One woman complained to OK Diner Northop Hall on its Facebook page. She wrote: “I decided to take the family for a meal at this place for a Father’s Day treat. We didn’t see any signs about registering our car and at no point did any staff make us aware that this was required for us to do. He wrote: “I will attend a lawful court and again prove that I was a legitimate customer as the car park signs insisted.”
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