In the city center of Rohrbacher, rodents have themselves in a restaurant with a very good call in the restaurant. Where the unwanted hairy guests come from is still unclear. A visit from the neighborhood is suspected. It is just as violent about how long the B34 still has to be closed.
The eventful history of the B34 restaurant in Rohrbach in Upper Austria is another bizarre chapter. By 2019, the restaurant of Stadtplatz 34a was still called Bertlwieser’s. After the devastating fire in 2019 with millions of damage, the restaurant owners Christa and Michael Bertlwieser started again under the new name B34 full two years ago, they then handed over the restaurant.
Among the current management directors Raimund Gattringer and Gerald Schörgenhuber, the restaurant in the heart of the district city now had to close the gates due to a rodent invasion. Nobody wanted to talk about the B34 with the “Kroon”. For this, guests were detailed on Facebook and also quite humorous about the situation.
“Sometimes life writes the craziest stories – and in our case a few uneafam, hairy visitors decided to stay with us. We appreciate hospitality, then we draw a clear border with rodents, “says the extensive message.
Professionals brought to help
Professional pest control must now ensure that the intruders can leave as quickly as possible and can open the restaurant again. “We are working on high pressure. Stay true to us. We will contact us as soon as the air is again, “says the statement.
The food supervision of the country was not yet known on Tuesday. In any case, she announces a local visit. In the last check, no abnormalities could be found at the end of 2024. The local bosses would even have behaved very cooperatively.
“It is certainly not due to the lack of hygiene. The B34 is an absolute top restaurant, “explains the mayor Andreas Lindorfer. He had heard that the lights in the restaurant could tackle again within two weeks.
Rats must come from the neighborhood
It is assumed that the rats have moved from the neighborhood to the restaurant. Last year a house burned out near the B34 and has since been ruins. Now it is broken down. It is also speculated that the extensive channel work has led to the rodents in the B34.
Source: Krone
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