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Hog Island Oyster Co
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citysearch c.
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It was not clear on where the line started if you wanted to wait for a table either inside or outside. After 10 mins of confusion, we finally got instructions on where the line started. We then waited 20 mins in line patiently as the line grew longer. After half an hour of waiting and being the second in line to almost getting seated, I noticed a man getting the attention of supposingly one of the ""Owner"" and was seated right away with his 3 other guests at an outside table. This man did not wait in line and had no consideration to those who were waiting. I brought this up to the Owner's attention and he replied that the man was a share holder who has priority over those who were waiting. Funny how WE, THE PAYING CUSTOMERS ARE DISCRIMINATED, WHEN WE ARE THE ONES KEEPING THEM IN BUSINESS.
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