Just days after a frightening car crash destroyed Celtic Crossing’s enormous outdoor patio, the Cooper-Young restaurant is ready to greet visitors again.
Celtic Crossing announced on Facebook Wednesday that it would re-open on Thursday at noon.
Here’s what the bar and restaurant said on social media:
“When we first opened Celtic Crossing in 2005, the Celtic knot became a symbol woven into our identity. Each knot holds unique meaning, and the past few days have been a profound reminder of its unbrokenness, resiliency, and, above all, love.
“The outpouring of support and kindness we’ve received from our incredible community and neighbors has been nothing short of overwhelming. We’re eternally grateful to the city of Memphis, our amazing first responders, dedicated contractors, tireless staff, and our supportive family and friends for their unwavering efforts in getting the pub back on its feet.
“Structurally, things may be a little different as we continue to clean up and enter the rebuilding process, but you can expect the same Celtic atmosphere you know and love. We’re thrilled to welcome you back and serve all of our friends and community!
“It’s because of you that we’re able to open our doors tomorrow at noon! Come on down and celebrate with us. “Céad Míle Fáilte” – a hundred thousand welcomes once again!”