Return to normal on Bayview? Saloon ready for patio dining

by The Bulldog • March 25, 2021

Out in open with heater. Yea!

New set-up at McSorley’s

Some welcome signs of a return to normal as McSorley’s Saloon re-sets its patio for outdoor dining. Hurry up herd immunity. Still, third-wave fear and loathing is reasonable. Be safe everyone.

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