NYC Restaurants in COVID Hotspots See More Restrictions
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo revealed an initiative Tuesday that will increase restrictions on restaurants based in COVID hotspots.
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COVID Half a Year Later: What’s the State of the Restaurant Industry?
Where does the restaurant industry stand? Where is it headed? There remains plenty of uncertainty, even six-plus months in. A testy election awaits less than 30 days away.
Florida Removes COVID Restrictions on Restaurants
In a press conference Friday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state is moving into what it initially called “phase 3,” which allows restaurants and bars to operate at full capacity. ...
Indiana to Remove Capacity Restrictions Saturday
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday that the state will move to Stage 5 of its reopening plan Saturday, which allows restaurants to operate at full capacity.
With Sports Back, Can Empty Stadiums Turn Into Crowded Restaurants?
Sports have returned to quiet stadiums across America. While great news for TV networks, where it leaves restaurants is a more complex debate.
San Francisco to Reopen Dining Rooms Soon
San Francisco is moving forward with indoor dining plans, but they won’t be implemented until after the end of September.
NYC Restaurants Sit at a Survival Crossroads
The cut-throat nature of New York City’s real estate market made it difficult for small businesses to thrive even before the pandemic.
Close to 20,000 Restaurants Have Permanently Closed Since COVID
Closures are on the rise for restaurants as COVID-19 crosses the half-year mark.
NYC Indoor Dining to Return September 30
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday afternoon that New York City will be allowed to resume indoor dining beginning September 30.
COVID-19 Fallout: The New Way of the Buffet
Even before COVID-19, some consumers were wary of buffet-style dining, despite the fact that the vast majority of those restaurant regularly passed sanitation standards with flying
