No one was injured in the blaze, although the building will need to be repaired and the restaurant has a "long road ahead of us," the eatery said in a Facebook post Tuesday. As long as we have each other, we can come back from anything," the post read. The post on Barracuda's page describes it as having happened quickly.
This weekend marked the grand opening of Barracuda's Sunset Crush Bar, a new addition to the front of the tavern at E. Fort Ave. Stinchcomb said the bar was added after management saw how much customers enjoyed the tavern's table outdoor seating area, which was installed in the alley next to the building during the Covid pandemic as a way to encourage more business when local restrictions prevented indoor dining. Stinchcomb said that as soon as the building is found to be safe, owner and chef Billy Hughes will begin looking for ways to use as much of the outdoor seating and crush bar as possible while they make building repairs.
A post on the fundraising page reads: "If you have ever been to Cudas- not only is the food amazing but all the staff make you feel like you are part of the family there.
Billy has done a ton for the community, and we feel like we should help him in return. We hope this money can help rebuild Cudas, but also help support the staff as Billy continued to pay and support his staff through the entire pandemic. But we also know we have quite the army behind us. From the page:. Not only did this place just survive a world pandemic, but now they were just hit with this road block. If you have ever been to Cudas- not only is the food amazing but all the staff make you feel like you are part of the family there.
Billy has done a ton for the community, and we feel like we should help him in return. We hope this money can help rebuild Cudas, but also help support the staff as Billy continued to pay and support his staff through the entire pandemic. So please help! WordPress Theme by Solostream. Subscribe to SouthBMore.
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