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Dearborn Heights restaurant ceasing dine-in service after staff was 'disrespected'

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. (WXYZ) — Mexican Fiesta in Dearborn Heights says it will be closing its dining service after situations where staff was "disrespected."

In a statement posted to Facebook, the restaurant said there were multiple situations where staff was disrespected and "treated rudely."

"The safety of our customers and staff is our number one priority, so we have made the tough decision of closing our doors to the general public until further notice," the restaurant said.

Dine-in service will stop Monday, June 29. The restaurant will only be offering carryout services moving forward.

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