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Three popular bars in Wildwood, all with the same owner, will be dry this summer following a settlement with the State of New Jersey for repeated violations of Gov. Murphy s executive orders over COVID-19.
Attorney General Gurbir Grewal says Shamrock Beef and Ale on Pacific Avenue will stop serving alcohol from May 1st through September 30th under a settlement between the State of NJ ABC and Tommy G’s Shamrock, LLC, the entity that holds that bar’s liquor license.
Two other venues operating under the Tommy’ G’s license at that location, Castaway’s Pirate Bar and Club Amnesia, must also cease serving alcohol that time period.
The settlement between the bar s ownership company and the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control resolves charges stemming from two COVID-19 compliance inspections conducted by the Wildwood Police Department in November 2020, and one conducted by the ABC in March 2021. They found “numerous” violations of COVID-19 executive orders, including repeated violations of social distancing requirements and the then-10 p.m. curfew on indoor food and drink services, the attorney general s office said.
“The significant suspension we’re announcing today sends a clear message that flouting COVID-19 public health measures will not be tolerated,” said Attorney General Gurbir Grewal. “As the weather warms up, ABC will be keeping a close eye on clubs, bars, and restaurants that attract summer crowds to make certain they’re doing their part to ensure patrons are enjoying themselves safely.”
The settlement between the bar s ownership company and the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control resolves charges stemming from two COVID-19 compliance inspections conducted by the Wildwood Police Department in November 2020, and one conducted by the ABC in March 2021. They found “numerous” violations of COVID-19 executive orders, including repeated violations of social distancing requirements and the then-10 p.m. curfew on indoor food and drink services, the attorney general s office said.
“The significant suspension we’re announcing today sends a clear message that flouting COVID-19 public health measures will not be tolerated,” said Attorney General Gurbir Grewal. “As the weather warms up, ABC will be keeping a close eye on clubs, bars, and restaurants that attract summer crowds to make certain they’re doing their part to ensure patrons are enjoying themselves safely.”
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