At least 100 federal workers
usually crowd the Salsa Grill in Woodlawn for lunch. By Friday, the
fourth day of the partial federal government shutdown, their numbers
dwindled to three.
The Peruvian eatery — across from the Social Security Administration and near the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services — counts on those agencies for about half its customers.
"The restaurant business, it's small margins, and this is not going to help me at all," said Jay Angle, the owner and chef. "I'd love them to go back to work."
The Peruvian eatery — across from the Social Security Administration and near the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services — counts on those agencies for about half its customers.
"The restaurant business, it's small margins, and this is not going to help me at all," said Jay Angle, the owner and chef. "I'd love them to go back to work."
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/bs-bz-government-shutdown-business-impact-20131006,0,6462846.story#ixzz2h8r0MQaZ
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