Brit's Pub Reopens Its Doors After More Than Half A Year Shuttered
At the beginning of March last year, Brit's Pub was getting ready to celebrate its 30th year in downtown Minneapolis. Then, COVID-19 hit bringing a shutdown and restrictions.
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At the beginning of March last year, Brit's Pub was getting ready to celebrate its 30th year in downtown Minneapolis. Then, COVID-19 hit bringing a shutdown and restrictions.
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Brit's Pub closed last year after being damaged during riots, looting and a fire.
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