The stench of sewage is causing patrons of one south coast restaurant to stay only long enough to view the menu.
However, two restaurateurs in the area yesterday told the DAILY NATION they had faith in promises by the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) that the problems associated with South Coast sewerage system were being addressed and would soon be fixed.
Food and Beverage director of Paul’s Enterprises, Laura Gault, and owner of Tapas restaurant Alfredo Giovine, said the doors of the Lucky Horseshoe restaurant in Worthing and Tapas on Hastings Main Road would remain open while they continued to manage the situation and do everything to make patrons comfortable.
The doors of the popular Chicken Barn were closed on Saturday, but Galt said the sewage water was flowing next door on that property and only overflowed to the yard of Lucky Horseshoe periodically. (GC)
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