Dine-And-Dashers Run Out On Bill From Hamburg Bar

If there is one thing that we know for a fact in Western New York, it's that when the Buffalo Bills are playing, bars and restaurants are packed from the northtowns to the southtowns and everywhere in between.

Supporting the hometown team is something that we do in the Buffalo area, and with that, you often see why Buffalo is known far and wide as the City of Good Neighbors. You can see that just about anywhere you are, from tailgating around the region and people sharing their goodies with you to people volunteering their time and energy to team up and shovel out the stadium before a big game.

Being a friendly and welcoming place is a badge of honor that many of us Buffalonians wear with pride. However, from time to time, people act badly and try to sully the good name of Western New Yorkers.

Trio Accused Of Dining And Dashing From Hamburg Bar

While more than 70,000 of our best friends and family were in Orchard Park watching the hometown Buffalo Bills epically beat the Cincinnati Bengals, thousands more people gathered at bars and restaurants around the stadium.

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One bar in particular that is well known for having great pizza, wings, beef-on-weck, craft beer, and lots of screens for people to watch the game was visited by a group that's being accused of doing something that is a big no-no anywhere you go.

The Hamburg Taproom, which is less than a mile away from Highmark Stadium on Southwestern Boulevard, was hit with a trio who are being accused of walking out on their bill.

According to a post on Facebook, a group of three is accused of running up a bar tab of around $130 and then leaving the bar in two separate cars. The Facebook post includes security camera images of the threesome, all of whom are dressed in Bills gear, before they get into their cars and drive away.

As the City of Good Neighbors, this is not cool, and it's just something we don't do in Buffalo. We hope the authorities are able to catch up with these folks.