article: Fire crews were called to the Hootananny venue in Church Street at about 17:20 on Monday following reports of an explosion. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said firefighters quickly established that it was not a gas explosion. SFRS said the incident was linked to a fireplace in the pub and a flammable liquid. Miles Stubbs, SFRS Inverness watch manager, said a member of Hootananny's staff was taken to hospital. He told BBC Radio Scotland that no-one else was hurt and fire crews dealt with the incident quickly. Mr Stubbs said: "We turned out to Hootananny to reports of a possible explosion. "On attendance we committed crews very quickly and offensively and ruled out quite quickly that it wasn't a gas explosion. "There had been a small fire involved in a fireplace with some form of bioethanol fuel." Following the fire, the owners of the city centre venue said on Twitter: "We are closed for the rest of today due to an incident this evening."
summary: One person has been taken to hospital after a fire at a bar in Inverness.