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I'm a native New Orleanian currently living in the St. Louis, Mo. area for almost 13 years. I frequently go home, 6 to 8 times a year, for family visits and work. I'm in the process of moving back to to Louisiana, probably to St. Tammany.
In Missouri they are allowed tocarry in Restaurants that serve alcohol. As long asthe Restaurants primary source of income is from food and not alcohol. Of course this can be very subjective, but it seems to be a workable system.
The way I read the Louisiana law, Anyestablishment that has a class A alcohol license is OFF LIMITS period. Am I interpreting the law correctly? Like I said, I'm from New Orleans and I think there's evena few Catholic churches that have Class A licenses ;-) Doesn't this put an awfullot of places in the New Orleans area off-limits? Or I'm I reading the the statue all wrong?
When home now, I just avoid, I much as possible, any place that sells alcohol forconsumption on the premises. However, in New Orleans it's like avoiding a a pile of dog poop at the pound.
I'm a native New Orleanian currently living in the St. Louis, Mo. area for almost 13 years. I frequently go home, 6 to 8 times a year, for family visits and work. I'm in the process of moving back to to Louisiana, probably to St. Tammany.
In Missouri they are allowed tocarry in Restaurants that serve alcohol. As long asthe Restaurants primary source of income is from food and not alcohol. Of course this can be very subjective, but it seems to be a workable system.
The way I read the Louisiana law, Anyestablishment that has a class A alcohol license is OFF LIMITS period. Am I interpreting the law correctly? Like I said, I'm from New Orleans and I think there's evena few Catholic churches that have Class A licenses ;-) Doesn't this put an awfullot of places in the New Orleans area off-limits? Or I'm I reading the the statue all wrong?
When home now, I just avoid, I much as possible, any place that sells alcohol forconsumption on the premises. However, in New Orleans it's like avoiding a a pile of dog poop at the pound.