Sea Cliff café serves up shamrock-shaped green bagels to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
The owner says business is starting to get back to normal since the pandemic started.
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Mar 18, 2021, 12:47 AM
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St. Patrick's Day, one Long Island cafe showed its Irish pride in the form of food.
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Long Island's Caroline Flynn was at Sea Cliff Bagel Café where they served up shamrock-shaped green bagels.
The owner
says business is starting to get back to normal since the pandemic started.
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