Customer sues restaurant known for throwing rolls

Jerry Johnson, Lambert’s general manager, declined to comment on the pending suit.

Troy Tucker said she was hit by a roll during a visit in September of 2014.

“Defendant Lambert’s breached its duty by promoting this unsafe practice of throwing rolls at diners, and failed to adequately train its employees on how to do same without posing a danger to its dining customers”, the lawsuit continues. It’s a popular attraction for visitors from around the country because of its reputation as “Home of the Throwed Rolls”. And it’s really shocking to think that someone would actually sue Lambert’s for a throwed roll.

Google A 67-year-old St. Louis woman is suing Lambert’s Cafe, where the slogan is ‘Home of Throwed Rolls, ‘ for hitting her in the eye with a thrown roll. Throwing things at customers might not be the best decision, but just how hard did a server have to chuck the roll to cause damage to her vision, eyes, neck, and head?

He says Tucker sought his help after Lambert’s insurance company stonewalled his client, who wanted to be reimbursed for $6000 in medical bills she ran up because the accident also loosened her retina.

In fact, this isn’t the first time a person has been injured by flying food. The baseball stadium noted that patrons entering the baseball stadium must be personally responsible for awareness of their surroundings, as hot dogs are often tossed to hungry fans. Patron Troy Tucker was hurt in Lambert’s thrown roll stick.