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Giggling Squid restaurant set to replace Gusto in Sutton Coldfield The Thai tapas chain is set to open its latest restaurant at Mulberry Walk in Mere Green next to Bistrot Pierre Thai tapas chain Giggling Squid is set to replace former Italian restaurant, Gusto, in Sutton Coldfield s Mulberry Walk development in Mere Green Email updates on the latest on shopping, restaurant news and moreInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice ....
Maine Voices: Essential workers have earned the hazard pay Portland voters approved We are proud to be keeping local people fed and healthy, but we shouldn’t have to bear the burden of the pandemic. By Caleb HortonSpecial to the Press Herald Share I spend many nights a week working in close contact with hundreds of people. Officially, my store limits the number of customers, but everyone can see that this is regularly exceeded. I run into shoppers traveling from other states and those who pull their mask down to talk. Even lunch is no respite. Employees pack into the break rooms to unmask and eat, because with sub-zero temperatures outside, there’s no safe place to eat. ....
The Wrap: Extend cocktails to go? Plus new restaurants in Yarmouth and Portland And more Valentine s options for all of you procrastinators. Share Maine lawmakers on Monday held a hearing on a bill that would extend sales of beer, wine and cocktails-to-go from restaurants and bars until April 15, 2022. The bill, which was before the Maine Joint Committee on Veterans and Legal Affairs, would also allow licensed Maine distilleries and small distilleries that operate tasting rooms to continue to sell spirits through takeout and delivery services until that same date. The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States testified in favor of the bill. In his testimony, Jay Hibbard, senior vice president of government relations for the council, said that during the pandemic, cocktails-to-go have “provided a meaningful source of revenue to the many struggling hospitality businesses across the state of Maine, and extending those privileges will help these businesses ....