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Silk City apologizes for throwing a diner’s belongings in the trash

Jasmine T. Winters
Jasmine T. Winters
Jasmine T. Winters
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Jasmine is a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and has quickly made a name for herself in local journalism covering community events for the King of Prussia Chronicle. With a keen interest in local history and cultural initiatives, she enjoys sharing stories that reflect the town’s rich heritage.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 7:27 PM · 1 min read
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Silk City apologizes for throwing a diner’s belongings in the trash — Lansdale Real Estate news

💌 Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. What would you do if you found out a restaurant had thrown out all your items in the trash, while you were in the bathroom? That was a reality one diner at Silk City faced this week. The mother and daughter came back to their table to find a restaurant employee had thrown away their belongings, including a jacket, wallet, car keys and stuffed animals. “Never in my life have I been treated like that,” the diner said, posting her experience on TikTok. “We come back to the table. Nothing s on the table. The table is completely empty. Not her stuffed animals. Not my jacket. Not my wallet. Not my car keys.” The woman said she went to the bartender, who she described as “John, blonde hair, male — male presenting,” to ask about where her items had gone. He informed her “Oh, they may have gone in the trash.” According to the video, John went to the trash and began to dig out her items

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