TikTok influencer claims a Paris restaurant manager refused her entry ‘because of her cleavage’

TikTok influencer Polska Babinks has criticized a restaurant owner in Paris for denying her entry because of her wide cleavage.

Polska, who has nearly 700,000 followers, posted a video of her confrontation with the Parisian eatery boss on Nov. 1, which has gone viral with 3.3 million views.

When the clip started circulating, a debate sparked among commentators in France about how women dress — with many people saying they sided with the restaurant owner.

TikTok influencer Polska Babinks has criticized a restaurant owner in Paris for denying her entry because of her wide cleavage

After being turned away from the Paris eatery the first time, the influencer went back to film the man’s reaction

The influencer accompanied the clip with the message: ‘A neckline = No restaurants.’

Since then, she has posted two updates in a row, which have been viewed 460,000 and 223,000 times respectively.

Polska said she went to the restaurant with a friend but was stopped at the door by the owner because he thought they were inappropriately dressed.

After being rejected the first time, the influencer went back to film the man’s reaction.

TV host Benjamin Castaldi, columnist Danielle Moreau and producer Guillaume Genton all said they sympathized with the restaurant owner

In the footage, the restaurant owner claims that both women are not “well dressed.”

Polska, who regularly posts videos of her wearing low-cut dresses for her army of fans, explains: “My friend Tootatis and I were not allowed to enter this restaurant because of our cleavage.”

The incident sparked discussion in France with several public figures wading in line.

TV presenter Benjamin Castaldi, columnist Danielle Moreau and producer Guillaume Genton all said they sympathized with the restaurant owner and stated that he had every right to refuse entry.

Castaldi wrote: ‘Where is the scandal? He doesn’t want naked b**bs in his restaurant.’

Moreau said, ‘This is not a feminist struggle! Few women see themselves in you.’

Genton said he has rarely seen “people as stupid” as the influencer and her boyfriend.

Polska’s army of followers also had a lot to say about the incident, with one user commenting, “To me it makes sense. You have to have a minimum of respect for the people and the restaurant.’

‘It’s thanks to you that this restaurant went from 3 stars to 4.5 on Google!’ said someone else.

Another user wrote: ‘It’s like walking into shops in a swimsuit in the summer, it’s forbidden. Correct outfit required. Girl, go to macdo (McDonald’s), their ethics are like you.”

“Every restorer has the right to say whether the customer’s clothing is correct or not and has the right to refuse entry.”

“This is considered a refusal to sell and is prohibited by law,” noted another user.