Indoor Dining Will Reopen in New York City at 25% Capacity

Michigan restaurants prepare to reopen indoor dining Feb. 1

Many Michigan restaurants found different ways to remain afloat amid a state COVID shutdown prohibiting indoor dining.But restaurants will now be able to reopen indoor dining Feb. 1 with restrictions, such as being at 25% capacity and a 10 p.m. curfew.Kathering Kutscher redesigned the street outside her Berkley Common restaurant for unique heated seating. And when indoor dining reopens Monday, she said she will keep it along with curbside carryo…

Cuomo To Partially Reopen Indoor Dining In NYC For Valentine’s Day, ‘If Positivity Rates Hold’

Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that indoor dining in New York City will be allowed to reopen partially on Valentine’s Day if positive rates of COVID-19 remain stable.“Update on indoor dining in NYC: If positivity rates hold we will reopen indoor dining at 25% capacity on Valentine’s Day – February 14,” Cuomo tweeted. “In addition to reduced capacity, mandatory safety guidelines will be in place.” Update on indoor dining i…

Cuomo: NYC Indoor Dining to Resume at 25% Capacity on Valentine's Day

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) will allow New York City restaurants to resume indoor dining at 25 percent capacity beginning on February 14, or Valentine's Day, he announced Friday.

New York City indoor restaurant dining to resume Feb 14, governor says

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, citing an improvement in the state's coronavirus metrics, on Friday allowed New York City's restaurants to resume limited indoor dining, reflecting a restriction-easing trend taking hold in the country. The thousands of New York City restaurants that have been surviving on takeout business and makeshift…

New York City Indoor Dining to Reopen at 25 Percent Starting on Valentine's Day

Reopening represents a major milestone for the city, but 25 percent capacity is still lower than other parts of the state.

NYC restaurants to return to 25% capacity on Valentine's Day; new wedding guidance unveiled

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