“This USED to be one of our favorite places in the Troy area to eat until today. We were actually laughed at by the waitress when I explained to her that they were NOT allowed to segregate us or treat me any different than any other patron because of my disability and having a service dog. They demanded to see my papers! I explained that under Americans with Disabilities act that he and I were protected and tried to patiently explain this too the waitresses whom had to “Go call the owner” because local health code is supposedly over a federal law. After returning I was told that I could be placed on the cold windy patio OR they could put us in a private room so we wouldn’t be near any other customers. Is that NOT the literal definition of “segregation”??“
“This USED to be one of our favorite places in the Troy area to eat until today. We were actually laughed at by the waitress when I explained to her that they were NOT allowed to segregate us or treat me any different than any other patron because of my disability and having a service dog. They demanded to see my papers! I explained that under Americans with Disabilities act that he and I were protected and tried to patiently explain this too the waitresses whom had to “Go call the owner” because local health code is supposedly over a federal law. After returning I was told that I could be placed on the cold windy patio OR they could put us in a private room so we wouldn’t be near any other customers. Is that NOT the literal definition of “segregation”??“