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The Beer Can proved to be a huge success on Main Street last summer. (Jesse Boily / Winnipeg Free Press files)
The Beer Can, a beer garden that operated downtown last summer, will open beside the Granite Curling Club on Saturday.
The Beer Can, a beer garden that operated downtown last summer, will open beside the Granite Curling Club on Saturday.
Owners hope the new location and a Mexican menu will continue to draw a socially distanced crowd.
Jenna Khan, one of three owners, said the same rules apply to the venue as for licensed restaurant patios under the current public health order, meaning liquor can only be sold if patrons have ordered a meal, that no more than four people are seated at any table, and that masks are mandatory whenever guests aren’t seated.
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JESSE BOILY / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Rachel Boese waits for a costumer at the Beer Can s former location last summer. The pop-up outdoor beer garden on Main Street a rare success story during the COVID-19 pandemic is moving to the Granite Curling Club s east parking lot this year.
There s a new plan for the Beer Can.
There s a new plan for the Beer Can.
The pop-up outdoor beer garden on Main Street a rare success story during the COVID-19 pandemic is moving to the Granite Curling Club s east parking lot this year.
The new spot is in close proximity to the Manitoba legislature, Osborne Street, Osborne Village and some of the city s most densely populated neighbourhoods a great location for attracting more walk-up customers, said owner Brad Chute.