Midtown St. Louis Bar & Grill location could lose liquor licence for 60 days after overserved patron suffers fatal fall
A midtown Toronto location of St. Louis Bar & Grill could lose their liquor licence for 60 days after a patron, who was served 14 beers, fell down a flight of stairs in the restaurant and later died. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) said on April 11, a patron at the St. […]
A patron at a midtown Toronto St. Louis Bar & Grill location was served 14 beers over five-and-a-half hours, amounting to over 21 standard drinks, before falling down a flight of stairs and dying. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has proposed a 60-day suspension of the bar's liquor licence following the incident.
The investigation revealed that the bar continued to serve the intoxicated patron even after they became visibly inebriated, contravening the Liquor Licence and Control Act. AGCO CEO Dr. Karin Schnarr emphasized the importance of responsible alcohol service, stating that licensees must monitor patron behavior and cease service when necessary. The bar has 15 days to appeal the proposed suspension.
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