Coffee Shop Takes Swift Action Against Antisemitic Employees and Apologizes for Incident

Farley's East coffee shop in Oakland, California, has parted ways with employees involved in a verbal altercation with a customer over access to a bathroom with anti-Semitic graffiti. In a viral video, the employees denied the customer entry, citing their "right to refuse service," before eventually allowing her in. The coffee shop apologized and stated that the employees' actions did not align with their values. Farley's East emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for discriminatory behavior and expressed a commitment to creating a welcoming and safe environment for all.