A pizzeria in Red Bank, Tennessee, faces backlash after announcing it will not cater gay weddings due to personal beliefs.
A pizzeria in Red Bank, Tennessee that announced on social media it would not cater gay weddings faced a split reaction from its customers. The controversy began when the Pizzeria Cortile on Dayton Boulevard responded to a query about catering same-sex weddings, stating that they do not. The restaurant subsequently issued a statement explaining their decision was based on personal beliefs and apologized for any hurt caused.
While some customers expressed their disappointment and vowed to boycott the pizzeria, others voiced their support for the restaurant's stance and pledged to increase their patronage. Notably, Pizzeria Cortile's food truck, operating at the Book and Cover bookstore in North Chattanooga, distanced itself from the restaurant, stating that they do not align with the pizzeria's values and prioritize the respect and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community
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