Sonja Morgan has another dramatic dinner — this time ending in an ambulance

Sonja Morgan left a Florida restaurant in an ambulance after getting “blacklisted” from a Big Apple hotspot.

The disheveled-looking “Real Housewives of New York City” alum, 61, appeared emotional and upset while speaking loudly to responding officers outside Echo Palm Beach Thursday night, according to a video obtained by TMZ.

The person who filmed the conversation could be heard giggling in the background as Morgan caused a scene.

Sources told the outlet she chatted with cops, fire rescue personnel and Echo employees for about 15 minutes before she hopped on a gurney and got loaded into the back of an ambulance.

A photo of the scene showed the former Bravolebrity seemingly shouting while rummaging around in her purse, which was on her lap.

While Morgan told Page Six she was OK and “helped an elderly lady who fell,” she further told People, “An elderly patron at the restaurant I was dining at appeared to be in distress, and I called for medical assistance.”

“While assisting during the commotion, I sustained some minor injuries and, out of an abundance of caution, accompanied the EMTs to be checked out. I’m incredibly grateful to the first responders for their swift care and professionalism.”

It’s been a rough week for the reality personality.

A few days ago, Morgan created a disturbance at Tucci New York City after the eatery refused to comp her bill.

We were told she called owner Max Tucci after being handed a $1,000 check, demanding a free meal because, among other things, she’s a single mother.

“She was absolutely hysterical and refused to pay. It was like she was filming a ‘Housewives’ episode, shouting, ‘I’m a celebrity!'” one insider claimed to Page Six.

“She was like, ‘I don’t pay; people pay me [to go to their restaurants].’ She was absolutely entitled and caused a scene about not paying.”

Moreover, we were told Morgan began the evening in question on dicey ground, booking a table for three but arriving with a party of five — on a busy Saturday night.

She eventually paid her bill — and left a tip — but we were told she’s no longer welcome at the restaurant.

Morgan later admitted to us that “there was a clear miscommunication,” elaborating, “I believed I was dining in exchange for a promotional post. … I made that known to staff.”

But Tucci insisted “there was no arrangement for her to have a comped dinner,” as he believes “she just wanted free food and service.”

He told us, “It’s not about me; don’t do that to my staff. The cost of everything is so expensive right now, and she’s just taking advantage.”