They said it was "incredibly disappointing" that it had been forced to turn to social media in an attempt to resolve the issue. The restaurant said: "We are giving them the opportunity to do the right thing and put the £75 owed through our letterbox or contact us directly." The Bay of Bengal has been a long-established part of Tenby's hospitality scene and is one of the town's best-known Indian restaurants. The restaurant said small businesses cannot continue to absorb the costs of customers allegedly leaving without paying and urged anybody with information to get in touch directly. Small businesses cannot continue to absorb the cost of people deciding they can simply eat, drink and walk away without paying."