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West Village restaurant and bar gets alcohol licenses suspended after third citation

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"Three violations in one year is too many. I see a bad moon rising." – Christopher Keene, a member of the Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board

Popular downtown Chattanooga restaurant and bar Citron et Sel had its liquor and beer licenses suspended for 28 days after it was cited a third time for selling alcohol to minors in 2019.

“Three violations in one year is too many,” said Christopher Keene, a member of the Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board on Thursday. “I see a bad moon rising.”

The alcohol license suspensions started Thursday and go to Dec. 18.

The West Village location at 212 W. Eighth St. also has incurred $16,000 in fines, said Nicole Watson, an attorney for Citron et Sel.