SEE IT: Cafe apologizes soon after 9/11-themed menu goes viral

Maria Leaf

September 08, 11:53 AM September 08, 11:55 AM

A restaurant in northern Virginia is apologizing after publishing a "Patriot Day 2022" menu on social media, which had menu goods named for the 9/11 terror attacks.

The Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour in Stafford promoted the specials for Sunday, like "Pentagon Pie," a chocolate silk pie, "Fight 93 redirect," a very hot crab dip with crostini, "To start with Responder Flatbread," and "2977 Chowder," which signifies the range of people today who were killed on that day in 2001.

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George White, a cafe supervisor, apologized on social media subsequent outcry from some in the community about the menu.

"My intention was to bring interest to that horrific day 21 a long time back. To honor individuals who missing so significantly as properly as these who gave all the things that working day. We will have a new theme tomorrow," White tweeted.

The current menu is now football-themed, such as the very same menu things but improved to "coin toss chocolate pie," "Scorching Defense Dip," and "Subject Gold Flatbread."