'Cranky' Bernie Sanders blasted by restaurant owner for being 'rude to his staff and refusing to take pictures or shake their hands and not leaving a tip' during campaign stop in San Francisco

The owner of a legendary California eatery has blasted socialist presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders after he was ‘cranky’ and ‘rude’ to staff during a dinner with his campaign team on Thursday.

Senator Sanders had been in San Francisco to attend the Democratic National Committee’s summer meeting last week when he stopped by the iconic John’s Grill on Union Square, flanked by a number of his entourage.

But the owner of the 111-year-old restaurant, John Konstin, said he was less than impressed by the 77-year-old Democrat’s decorum, claiming that he was ‘rude’ to staff and declined to shake hands or pose for photos.

'It was all very nice, except for cranky Bernie,' Konstin told Politico. 'He was just rude, not friendly.
'I think he was hungry and just didn’t want to be a politician. He lost my vote,' Konstin added.