Capital Ale House, 917 Caroline St., will celebrate its Tuesday, Sept. 22, reopening with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m., Frederickburg Main Street announced.
The downtown Fredericksburg restaurant has been closed since June 27, after a portion of the roof collapsed into the center dining room at about 3:30 p.m. that Saturday.
“Staff noticed water coming through with the ceiling buckling, and they told all the customers to get out right away,” said Matt Simmons, owner. The roof collapsed just behind them, he said. “I’m proud of the employees who saw it and acted so quickly.” No one was hurt.
More
Capital Ale House Roof Collapses Into Dining Room
It’s About to Get Krazier at Dog Krazy
Giant Food to Remodel Eagle Village Store
Sugar Shack Donuts is Open in Fredericksburg
New Downtown Restaurant Nearing Completion, Now Hiring
Harvest Market and Skin+Touch Therapy Team Up
Indian Motorcycle of Fredericksburg Grand Opening
Follow Fredericksburg.Today on Facebook and Twitter, too.
