Hawaii Restaurant Café 8 1/2 Tells Trump Voters, ‘You Cannot Eat Here! No Nazis’

In Hawaii, Honolulu restaurant Café 8 ½ is a popular Asian/Italian dining destination, and the restaurant has the phenomenal Yelp reviews to prove its culinary superiority. Featuring menu items such as “Italian stir fry,” Café 8 ½ is trendy, eclectic, and apparently a delicious local favorite.

Hawaii is a state that overwhelmingly supported Hillary Clinton in the November general election, and the owners of the restaurant reportedly fall into that political category. Identified as Robert Warner (once a stylist for San Francisco’s Vidal Sassoon, as well as a restaurant operator in Seattle) and his wife Jali, the owners of Café 8 ½ have decided to use their place in the community to send a clear message about their feelings for President-elect Donald Trump.

And those who voted for him.

In the aftermath of a divisive and highly-contested election, an election that resulted in Donald Trump winning the Electoral College, despite decidedly losing the popular vote, Hawaii restaurant Café 8 ½ has publicly implemented a new policy. The new house rules, which are displayed on the front door for all prospective customers to see, clearly indicate that Trump voters aren’t welcome at Café 8 ½.

The bright yellow, hand-written sign makes it obvious that Trump voters should take their money elsewhere, as well as that the owners of Hawaii restaurant Café 8 ½ liken them to Nazis.

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Hawaii Restaurant Café 8 1/2 Tells Trump Voters, ‘You Cannot Eat Here! No Nazis’ is an article from: The Inquisitr News