Pub puts city on blast with Facebook post

The provocative post is fact-checked by the city

Highs: lower the additional restrictions outlined by governor tim walz tonight will hit restaurants and bars at a time when frustration is already boiling over.

That frustration became apparent this week when a crowd?

"* pleasing pub posted a blast at city leaders on social media.

The tap house is a popular pub?

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"* known for its selection of fine beers and attentive staff at both locations.

The pandemic has dealt this business a blow?

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Despite all we're doing um, there still seems to be anger and it seems to be sadly focused at the city rather than the pandemic.

The post says the tap house hasn't received any cares act funding or liquor license relief.

The city council, almost from the first week of the pandemic focused on getting money into the hands of business people and supporting them.

It has been our priority last night i left a message for co?

"*owners natalie victoria and christine stahl in hopes of discussing their concerns... fully aware the tap house like so many establishments is suffering.

I went to the tap house's west end location and asked christine stahl about the fiery facebook post, but she declined to go on camera.

City council member michael wojcik, though, says the tap house did receive a liquor license grant... despite the claim on its facebook page.

You know you see these posts come up that are just flat out false and not only are they false, they're easily verifiable that now?

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"* wojcik wa know that the tap house is a good corporate citizen.

They aren't one of the establishments making headlines for bad behavior.

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