Bar with the name of Pablo Escobar arouses controversy because of its unusual dishes

A bar called the capo de Colombian drug Pablo Escobar, "Pablo Escoburgers" has launched a controversial hamburger with a supposed cocaine line and a counterfeit $ 100 bill, as reported Dailymail.

Escobourgers of Pablo They are located in Melbourne and bear the name of the most popular drug lord of the eighties. known around the world for dominating up to 80% of cocaine in the United States.

This bar offers "The Boss Burger", in an attempt to satirize the so-called king of cocaine, and it consists of a hamburger with a line of garlic powder adorning the bread at the top.

L & # 39; plate It also comes with a fake African hundred dollar bill rolled up and a clear plastic bag containing more powder and a spoon.

The host of this place, Tom Elliot, pointed out the 3AW that the menu claims to be a bit funny, while the co-owner of the bar Vaughn Marks said that it seemed pretty original to them.

"That's how most Australians see it"he said.

Mr. Elliot then stated that the hamburger store was "Deviate to glorify the use of drugs", but quickly realized the popularity that was taking place and that most people saw with irony.

This hamburger caused a stir in social networks when he was accused of idolizing the drug lord, so it generated a polarization among Internet users

"You are so naive. I hope that someday I will speak to a Colombian and realize how offensive his restaurant is"wrote a user.

"Who the hell is making idols at a drug dealer and putting a ticket in a hamburger?" another wrote.

But many other users they saw the saucer with a sense of humor and they liked the store for that reason.

"Looks like we'll have to eat hamburgers with our nose tomorrow night!" a user joked. "A line to wait", wrote another.

Escoburgers staff of Pablo said that they will not change their name despite the violent reaction of the public, including members of the Colombian community living in Australia.

"All advertising is good advertising, we are happy with the name, we have seen much worse."

Head of the Medellín cartel, Pablo Escobar has created a wave of murders that have made this city the most dangerous in Colombia: the drug dealer has ordered more than one hundred homicides, including a police officer, and placed bombs in public places. The drug trafficker was shot at his home in 1993.