Outdoor dining during a pandemic is not only smart, but necessary.
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Anne Pensyl
5 years ago
Safety should be first and foremost and our public officials should acknowledge this fact and act and make decisions accordingly. People are safer eating outdoors during this pandemic so Outdoor spaces Should be provided and approved.
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Catherine Musgrove
5 years ago
Keep outdoor dining available for G&M!
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Laura Vardell
5 years ago
Please keep us safe! This virus will not be gone by December. I doubt we will see the last till the end of 2021.. if and only if people stay smart!
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Jeff Wagner
5 years ago
There is no Charleston with out Fast and French!
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Michael Pate
5 years ago
The only way I will go to G & M is if I can eat outside. With the infection rate now at 100,000 per day nationally, it is the only smart thing to do.
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Pamela McIntyre
5 years ago
Focus on helping a long standing local business survive
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Susie Gorsline
5 years ago
Please extend the outdoor permit.
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Sharon Hally
5 years ago
Please keep the patio for this delicious spot
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September Ponder
5 years ago
Open
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Marcelaine
5 years ago
Keep the patio ipen!
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John Woelfel
5 years ago
It is too easy to do what is right and help this business until the need for social distancing subsides. Make the easy choice. Do the right thing.
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Christina Bailey
5 years ago
Fast and French is employee owned and an institution in Charleston! Please allow them to continue to give excellent safe service outside. Thank you!
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Mary Moore
5 years ago
Charleston should have led with outdoor dining and sidewalk tables years ago. The rear courtyard you guys have created is very special, and has added a great deal to dining on Broad Street. We are definitely behind you!
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Barclay Murphy
5 years ago
Why not let this be an option???? Keep us safe!!!
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Stefanie Bannister
5 years ago
Please help employees and customers of F&F keep each other safe.
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Katherine Mattison
5 years ago
We're behind you neighbor!
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Mark Johnson
5 years ago
Keep them patio open!
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Ann Lecholop
5 years ago
Please help this special place and extend outdoor dining permit!!!
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Galen Hudson
5 years ago
C’mon, this one’s a no-brainer. Let them do what they need to do to survive like any other restaurant. The risk of the dreaded civil unrest come January is minimal, if you’re concerned with election violence. Don’t turn the fear of civil unrest into a monolithic issue that’s going to drive all policy. This is an overreach.
Outdoor dining during a pandemic is not only smart, but necessary.
Safety should be first and foremost and our public officials should acknowledge this fact and act and make decisions accordingly. People are safer eating outdoors during this pandemic so Outdoor spaces Should be provided and approved.
Keep outdoor dining available for G&M!
Please keep us safe! This virus will not be gone by December. I doubt we will see the last till the end of 2021.. if and only if people stay smart!
There is no Charleston with out Fast and French!
The only way I will go to G & M is if I can eat outside. With the infection rate now at 100,000 per day nationally, it is the only smart thing to do.
Focus on helping a long standing local business survive
Please extend the outdoor permit.
Please keep the patio for this delicious spot
Open
Keep the patio ipen!
It is too easy to do what is right and help this business until the need for social distancing subsides. Make the easy choice. Do the right thing.
Fast and French is employee owned and an institution in Charleston! Please allow them to continue to give excellent safe service outside. Thank you!
Charleston should have led with outdoor dining and sidewalk tables years ago. The rear courtyard you guys have created is very special, and has added a great deal to dining on Broad Street. We are definitely behind you!
Why not let this be an option???? Keep us safe!!!
Please help employees and customers of F&F keep each other safe.
We're behind you neighbor!
Keep them patio open!
Please help this special place and extend outdoor dining permit!!!
C’mon, this one’s a no-brainer. Let them do what they need to do to survive like any other restaurant. The risk of the dreaded civil unrest come January is minimal, if you’re concerned with election violence. Don’t turn the fear of civil unrest into a monolithic issue that’s going to drive all policy. This is an overreach.