In This Episode Of IPS TV..
We will get to see how POMME Restaurant & Bar copes with lockdowns and alcohol bans.
Having opened in October 2019, POMME was set for a very good year, only to face the impact of COVID-19 pandemic. But this hasn’t been a reason for them to stop and let go of employees, instead it became a way for a new purpose—to serve not just food & drinks but more importantly share hope by helping the local community, so that when this pandemic ends, “We are (ALL) still here.”
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