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ICYMI: Latino Community Upset Over LI Tiki Bar's Cinco de Mayo Flyer

It poked fun, inviting revelers down for "a little taste of Mexico," adding, "might as well before the whole country immigrates here!"

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Off-Key Tikki, one of Patchogue’s waterfront hot spots, is under fire after what some are calling an off-color flyer advertising Cinco de Mayo was posted to its website.
Off-Key Tikki, one of Patchogue’s waterfront hot spots, is under fire after what some are calling an off-color flyer advertising Cinco de Mayo was posted to its website. (Google Images)

In a story from Thursday, a Patchogue business drew the ire of some community members over an off-color Cinco de Mayo flyer.

LI Tiki Bar's Off-Color Cinco de Mayo Flyer Upsets Latino Community

It poked fun, inviting revelers down for "a little taste of Mexico, " adding, "might as well before the whole country immigrates here!"

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