Parkside Tap House cierra temporalmente tras suspensión de licencia ● UPDATING

Parkside Tap House, a popular establishment in Chico, announced on Thursday that it will temporarily close from July 1 to July 30 due to a suspension of its Alcoholic Beverage Control license. The month-long closure will result in a temporary pause of staff employment, affecting the livelihoods of its employees.

Owner Josh Marks expressed hope that employees will return when the business reopens, but acknowledged that he understands if they need to seek other employment during the interim. The suspension, enforced by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, stems from an unspecified violation.

The closure is expected to impact the local community, which has frequented the venue for its craft beer selection and dining options. Parkside Tap House has been a fixture in Chico's downtown area, and its temporary shutdown marks a significant event for local patrons and staff alike.

Marks did not provide details on the specific reasons for the license suspension, but emphasized his commitment to resolving the issue and reopening as soon as possible. The business will resume operations on August 1, pending any further regulatory actions.