Bars are supposed to be closed. Why are they still open?
I have seen multiple bars open this weekend. Are they not supposed to be closed for two weeks? Is there some loophole I'm not aware of or are they just defying the governor?
Posted Aug 3, 2020, 2:54 PM UTC
No loopholes you just aren’t aware of what qualifies as a bar under the EO
Diamonds? Gerstles? Highland Tap room? Flanagans? River City Drafthouse?
https://governor.ky.gov/attachments/20200728_CHFS-Order.pdf
Which part of this exempts these places?
All operating as restaurants - just because they have "a bar" doesn't make them "a bar"
That's not what I was saying. Just because a bar serves a few items of food, doesn't make them a "restaurant", either.
Wrong. A food license and food service makes you a restaurant according to the state. Your own semantics don't matter.
All these places have kitchens that serve food correct?
As well as kitchen workers that are no longer receiving unemployment.
They are not restaurants. Those are straight up bars. Here is how you can tell, nobody brings their kids there for a meal. And I'm pretty sure Gerstles doesn't serve food at all. Are you saying if a bar has a kitchen, it's no longer considered a "bar" and is now deemed a "restaurant"? That's just fucking dumb.
Take it up with Beshear if you’re that upset about it. But I can guarantee you that deciding what qualifies as a restaurant by the amount of kids that eat there is actually fucking dumb
They just advertise imaginary brunch and burgers then?
I agree with you on principal that these places are primarily bars but I've definitely seen people bring their children and eat during the day at the taproom, Flanagan's and rcd
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I know I'm late to the party on bashing you in this thread but I wanted to show you the link to Gertles menu on Yelp They do serve food it just typically is hard to get when their bands start playing.
I agree with what you are saying overall, how it should have been handled is all restaurants should have to close around 10.