The closure comes after episodes of public intoxication and unruly behavior that raised concerns about staff safety, an owner said.
The Kaladi Brothers Coffee location at 621 W. Sixth Ave. inside the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts. Photographed on Friday.
“It is with heavy hearts that we announce the closure of our Downtown cafe at West 6th Avenue on Friday, December 1st,” the post said. “Our highest priority is the safety and well-being of our staff and customers, and while we have put forth our greatest efforts in mitigating the safety issues that affect them, we no longer feel that we can responsibly operate within this space.”
He said the shop has faced numerous problems from disruptive people who have done everything from throwing objects inside the store to relieving themselves outside of it. Escorting people outside can be a difficult experience, he said. “You want to be empathetic and compassionate, but at the same time you want to keep people safe,” he said.
Codie Costello, president of the performing arts center, said the center is sad to see Kaladi Brothers go.
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