Shopper’s Café - Waltham, MA
Shopper’s Pub + Eatery - Manchester, NH

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To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems as if the tides are turning and there is a small percentage of customers (fairly new) that have decided that because we have relied so much on the support of our customers, that rules and respect can be tossed aside. Most of us have been over worked and down right tired from what the past year has thrown at us, between a staffing shortage and constant change in regulations and having to adapt to our surrounding we are simply worn down. We are not complaining but trying to explain where we are coming from when we say this. Vandalism to our establishment and disrespect towards our staff shall not be tolerated. And as most of our loyal followers know, we are not ones to sit back and let it happen. So on behalf of ourselves and our fellow local business owners we plead that you come back down to earth and just understand what we are constantly dealing with. It may seem like the effects of COVID are over from a customer stand point, but they are very real still from the employee side. If you have a problem simply respecting our staff and the work we are doing, then we ask you to not come back. We have some of the best customers in the world that we wouldn’t trade for anything. Just please keep in mind that we are not just your servers and bartenders, we are people too. Now please enjoy a picture of the only sunflower we were able to grow in on the patio with a super American background, thank you. -Nick, General Manager of Shoppers Pub and Eatery

To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems...
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To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems as if the tides are turning and there is a small percentage of customers (fairly new) that have decided that because we have relied so much on the support of our customers, that rules and respect can be tossed aside. Most of us have been over worked and down right tired from what the past year has thrown at us, between a staffing shortage and constant change in regulations and having to adapt to our surrounding we are simply worn down. We are not complaining but trying to explain where we are coming from when we say this. Vandalism to our establishment and disrespect towards our staff shall not be tolerated. And as most of our loyal followers know, we are not ones to sit back and let it happen. So on behalf of ourselves and our fellow local business owners we plead that you come back down to earth and just understand what we are constantly dealing with. It may seem like the effects of COVID are over from a customer stand point, but they are very real still from the employee side. If you have a problem simply respecting our staff and the work we are doing, then we ask you to not come back. We have some of the best customers in the world that we wouldn’t trade for anything. Just please keep in mind that we are not just your servers and bartenders, we are people too. Now please enjoy a picture of the only sunflower we were able to grow in on the patio with a super American background, thank you. -Nick, General Manager of Shoppers Pub and Eatery

To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems...
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To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems as if the tides are turning and there is a small percentage of customers (fairly new) that have decided that because we have relied so much on the support of our customers, that rules and respect can be tossed aside. Most of us have been over worked and down right tired from what the past year has thrown at us, between a staffing shortage and constant change in regulations and having to adapt to our surrounding we are simply worn down. We are not complaining but trying to explain where we are coming from when we say this. Vandalism to our establishment and disrespect towards our staff shall not be tolerated. And as most of our loyal followers know, we are not ones to sit back and let it happen. So on behalf of ourselves and our fellow local business owners we plead that you come back down to earth and just understand what we are constantly dealing with. It may seem like the effects of COVID are over from a customer stand point, but they are very real still from the employee side. If you have a problem simply respecting our staff and the work we are doing, then we ask you to not come back. We have some of the best customers in the world that we wouldn’t trade for anything. Just please keep in mind that we are not just your servers and bartenders, we are people too. Now please enjoy a picture of the only sunflower we were able to grow in on the patio with a super American background, thank you. -Nick, General Manager of Shoppers Pub and Eatery

To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems...
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To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems as if the tides are turning and there is a small percentage of customers (fairly new) that have decided that because we have relied so much on the support of our customers, that rules and respect can be tossed aside. Most of us have been over worked and down right tired from what the past year has thrown at us, between a staffing shortage and constant change in regulations and having to adapt to our surrounding we are simply worn down. We are not complaining but trying to explain where we are coming from when we say this. Vandalism to our establishment and disrespect towards our staff shall not be tolerated. And as most of our loyal followers know, we are not ones to sit back and let it happen. So on behalf of ourselves and our fellow local business owners we plead that you come back down to earth and just understand what we are constantly dealing with. It may seem like the effects of COVID are over from a customer stand point, but they are very real still from the employee side. If you have a problem simply respecting our staff and the work we are doing, then we ask you to not come back. We have some of the best customers in the world that we wouldn’t trade for anything. Just please keep in mind that we are not just your servers and bartenders, we are people too. Now please enjoy a picture of the only sunflower we were able to grow in on the patio with a super American background, thank you. -Nick, General Manager of Shoppers Pub and Eatery

To our dearest customers, we love you. We really do. The amount of support you have given us and other local restaurants and business’s in the past year is amazing and incredible. We would not have made it through without you…. With that being said as of late it seems...
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Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining...

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Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining...

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Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining...

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Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining...

read more
Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining...

read more
Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

Nov 18, 2019 | ,

Amy DeSantis, a fire dispatcher in Salem NH was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. To do our part, we are joining up with our friends at the Salem fire department selling shirts with the logo’s seen on this post. Come down to get some more info on how to support. ALL money collected will go directly to Amy and her family. Amy, we may not have met, but we’re here to tell you you’re not fighting alone.

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