Minnesota bar vows to stay open despite lawsuit, ban on indoor dining

“We are not asking for special treatment,” she said. “We are asking for fair treatment.”
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Walz last month issued an executive order closing bars and restaurants in the state to reduce the spread of COVID-19. On Wednesday, following a recent drop in new cases, Walz said Minnesota restaurants could partially reopen, although they could not have any form of indoor dining.  
Zarza was among a coalition of owners of approximately 160 businesses this week urging each other to reopen early before the executive order was set to expire Friday.
Zarza told the Star Tribune at the time that the restaurant closures were “hurting the fabric of the community."

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