Inmates at a jail in Georgia were able to enjoy a steak dinner in their cell after allegedly paying someone to bring the food to them.

Investigators with the Fulton County Sheriff's Office released a video showing smiling inmates chatting about their meal from a restaurant, according to Fox 5 Atlanta. The inmates were also seen drinking orange Fanta.

An officer likely brought the food into the Fulton County Jail after receiving payments from the inmates, the sheriff's office said.

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Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat said the cash order for food represents a break in protocol.

"The delivery of outside food to inmates at the Fulton County Jail is strictly prohibited," he told Fox 5 Atlanta. "Any employee who violates protocol and or allows a breach in security is disciplined according to department policy."

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Jail staffers have accepted payments to supply inmates with prohibited items, including food, drugs and cellphones, jail sources told the outlet.

A staffer can receive at least $2,000 for sneaking a cellphone to an inmate, the sources said.