Buffalo Wild Wings customers asked to move because man & # 39; did not want to sit next to black people & # 39; reports
Buffalo Wild Wings exterior February 1, 2018 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by Rick Diamond / Getty Images for Buffalo Wild Wings)
NAPERVILLE, Ill. ̵[ads1]1; The Buffalo Wild Wings leadership said Saturday that it is investigating an alleged racial incident at a Naperville suburban restaurant.
Two men said they were with a group celebrating a birthday last weekend when they were asked to move because another customer did not want to sit near black people, the Chicago Tribune reports.
The men said the host flat-out asked him "What breed are you?"
They said several Wild Wings employees were trying to get them to move, and at one point they claimed the tables had been reserved.
The group dro.
In an email to Fox 32 News, Buffalo Wild Wings spokesman Claire Kudlata said, "We take this alleged incident very seriously and conduct a thorough, internal investigation. Buffalo Wild Wings values an inclusive environment and has zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind. We are in direct communication with the guest to understand their account of what happened and to give our deepest apology for unacceptable behavior. "