Bikinis Sports Bar & Grill is scheduled to open after Memorial Day at the building that once housed a former Applebee's on Fredericksburg Road.
Concerned parents and parishioners of the San Antonio Preparatory Academy met with the restaurant owner to ask questions about the eatery, and in some cases, give him a piece of their mind.
"Why this location? Why here, so close to a school?" a woman asked.
"I don't want my child going to school next to a business that has women that are half-dressed, men under the influence coming out," said Deanee Mejia, a parent.
"The men will be going to your place to lust after the girls and get drunk," a woman said.
Doug Guller, the restaurant owner, said that the residents' concerns were fair and he hopes that his answers to their questions "alleviated some of their concerns."
Guller also said he wanted to reassure residents that his establishment is not a sexually-oriented business.
"We're a restaurant. We're a sports bar and grill," he said.
There was some discussion at the meeting about erecting a fence between the parking lot of the business and the school.
Concerned parents and parishioners of the San Antonio Preparatory Academy met with the restaurant owner to ask questions about the eatery, and in some cases, give him a piece of their mind.
"Why this location? Why here, so close to a school?" a woman asked.
"I don't want my child going to school next to a business that has women that are half-dressed, men under the influence coming out," said Deanee Mejia, a parent.
"The men will be going to your place to lust after the girls and get drunk," a woman said.
Doug Guller, the restaurant owner, said that the residents' concerns were fair and he hopes that his answers to their questions "alleviated some of their concerns."
Guller also said he wanted to reassure residents that his establishment is not a sexually-oriented business.
"We're a restaurant. We're a sports bar and grill," he said.
There was some discussion at the meeting about erecting a fence between the parking lot of the business and the school.
And in the name of Jesus, please don't let those children get a gander at Miss Califonia!
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