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With Details Still Pending, Restaurant Industry Accepts City’s New Vaccine Mandate To Avoid Another Shutdown
The city says it’ll spend the next month helping owners acclimate to the new requirement, which could ensure many — but not all — indoor patrons are vaccinated against COVID.
By
Beth Fertig
News
New York To Reopen Without Most Capacity Restrictions By May 19th
Governor Andrew Cuomo trumped Mayor Bill de Blasio by announcing that most capacity restrictions for businesses, restaurants and cultural venues would be lifted by May 19th.
By
Ben Yakas
Food
NYC Indoor Dining To Expand To 75% Capacity Starting May 7th
In addition, hair salons, barber shops and other personal care services will also expand to 75% capacity beginning May 7th. And NYC gyms and fitness centers will expand to 50% capacity beginning May 15th.
By
Ben Yakas
Food
NYC Will Increase Indoor Dining To 50% Starting March 19th
This will be the largest increase in restaurant capacity in NYC since the start of the pandemic.
By
Ben Yakas
News
As NYC Continues Reopening, CDC Urges Avoiding Nonessential Indoor Spaces
“Restricting any on-premises dining at restaurants can help limit community transmission of COVID-19 and reduce case and death growth rates,” the CDC said, along with strict and consistent mask policies.
By
Sophia Chang
Food
Restaurant Union Calls On Jing Fong Landlords To Keep Banquet Hall Open
Beyond the estimated 100 employees who are currently furloughed and will lose their jobs, the closure will have “significant downstream effect” on Chinatown's economy, an union representative said.
By
Sophia Chang
Food
Peter Luger And Madame Tussauds Team Up For Pandemic-Era Dystopian Dining Experience
Make a reservation now for dinner with some of the biggest wax celebs in town.
By
Jen Carlson
Food
NYC Indoor Dining Goes Up To 35% Capacity On February 26th
This comes two weeks after indoor dining at any capacity returned to the city at 25%.
By
Jen Chung
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James Ramsay
Food
A Science-Based Guide To Dining Safely Inside Restaurants Now
The safest option is skipping indoor spaces with strangers, but there are also ways to reduce the coronavirus risk if you decide to go.
By
Caroline Lewis
Food
NYC Restaurants See Diners Step Tentatively Back Inside
Restaurant workers said that iffy weather, nervousness, and people leaving town for the long weekend led to lighter-than-expected crowds.
By
James Ramsay
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