Al Fresco in the Snow? Restaurants Try to Keep Outdoor Dining Alive
These days, al fresco dining is less a sign of good weather than it is a mark of safety.
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Running List of States Reshutting Dine-In Service Due to COVID-19 Spikes
Minnesota All on-premise restaurant dining, indoor and out, closed starting November 20. Colorado
10 of the Biggest Restaurant Stories of 2020
Amid a glut of news and chaos, these stories illustrate the good, the bad, and the ugly of a historic year.
Introducing the Diner Code of Conduct for a COVID-19 World
Diners and restaurants can make eating out a far safer—and more pleasant—experience for workers and patrons alike with the new Diner Code of Conduct, a shared initiative of Food & Society at th ...
Independent Restaurants: New $900 Billion Stimulus ‘Falls Woefully Short’
Sunday’s news lawmakers reached a final deal to distribute a fresh $900 billion COVID-19 relief package was met with trepidation by at least one corner of the restaurant industry.
Survey: Diners Plan to Order Holiday Food and Gifts to Support Restaurants
The 2020 holiday season may not offer the same gatherings, parties and hoopla of years’ past, but diners are making sure it is still filled with amazing food.
New York City to Halt Indoor Dining on Monday
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that New York City will shut down indoor dining beginning Monday, but that outdoor dining and takeout/delivery would remain.
TableSafe: Full-Service Transactions Underscore Need for Stimulus
TableSafe, Inc., a leading innovator of pay-at-the-table technology designed for the hospitality industry, shared that customer transaction volume indicates troubling circumstances for the full-ser ...
COVID Restaurant Survival Starts with a Localized Digital Presence
A challenge facing mall restaurants over the past decade was depressed foot traffic and the subsequent slide of the spontaneous occasion.
Judge Rules Against L.A. County’s Outdoor Dining Ban, but State Restrictions Remain
A Los Angeles County judge ruled Tuesday that L.A. County public health officials improperly instituted an outdoor dining ban because the restriction lacked justifiable evidence.
