Armed Police Officers Made Restaurant
Staff 'Uncomfortable', Denied Service
Posted By: JrSample, 12/5/2021 11:42:55 AM
Three police officers were denied service at a San Francisco restaurant because staff "felt uncomfortable" that they were armed. "Three armed and uniformed San Francisco police officers came in to dine at Hilda and Jesse" on Union Street on Friday, the restaurant said in a post on its Instagram page. "Shortly after seating them, our staff felt uncomfortable with the presence of their multiple weapons. We then politely asked them to leave."
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How things have changed. The hoplophobes used to say ''only the police and military should be allowed to have guns." Now they want the cops disarmed and only the criminals to have guns. SFPD would never consider it, but this restaurant and the owners should be excluded from police protection; next robbery or disturbance police service will just be ''denied''. Besides, why would the police even want to eat there? Check out Hilde and Jesse's website $45 brunch tasting menu. Avocado toast, salati, kaluga caviar, eggplant escabeche, kombucha lavender lemonade.