Across the city restaurants with outdoor seating permits have been busy preparing for reopening at 5 p.m.
STA━A━ HOME ORDER REMAINS INEFFECT━ THE MAYOR HAS GIVETHE OKAY FOR OUTDOOR DINING TORESUME.
WMAR 2 NEWS' DAVEDETLING IS IN FELLS POINT WITHHOW ONE RESTAURANT HAS BEENPREPARING.BARCOCINA SAYS IT'S BEEN ALITTLE CHAOTIC PREPARING ONSUCH SHORT NOTICE BUT SAYSIT'S READY.
THEY'RE SERVINGPATRONS ON A FIRST COME FIRSTSERVE BASIS AND THEY'RE DOINGIT SAFELY.
LIKE MANY DININVENUES ACROSS BALTIMORE CITYWITH OUTDOOR SEATING PERMITS━ BARCOCINA IN FELLS POINT ISREADY.
IT'S TABLES AREPROPERLY SPACED━STAFF HASBEEN PREPPED AND THE BUSINESSIS LOOKING FORWARD TORECOOPING SOME LOST MONEY.
THETOUGHEST PART FOR RESTAURANTSHAS BEEN CONVINCING STAFFMEMBERS TO COME BACK TO WORK━ MANY OF WHOM ARE ONUNEMPLOYMENT.
UP UNTIL 5 PMMOST RESTAURANTS WERE RELYINGSOLEY ON CARRY OUT ORDERS.POTENTIAL PATRONS SAID━ ASLONG AS RESTAURANTS ARE DOINGTHE RIGHT THING━ THEY'LLDINE OUTSIDE.
LAURILEIGHT/FELLS POINT RESIDENT Iam super excited superexcited.
I think itdonand Inight with my husband tonight.CARMEN DEMARCO/ BARCOCINA,GENERAL MANAGER: Itdidnwe needed through the to goorders so getting people tocome sit down, enjoy our food,enjoy our service, enjoy theviews we can offer is superimportant for us.
AGAIN━RESTAURANTS IN BALTIMORE CITWITH OUTDOOR SEATING PERMITSCAN SERVCE CUSTOMERS OUTDOORS.THOSE WITHOUT PERMITS CANAPPLY FOR A TEMPORARY ONEMONDAY STARTING AT 9AM.RESTAURANTS SAY THEY AREOPERATING ON A FIRST COMEFIRST SERVE BASIS━ MEANINGNO RESERVATIONS.
IN FELLSPOINT, DAVE DETLING, WMAR 2NEWS.IT'S NOT JUST RESTAURANT
Full tables of eager customers flocked to restaurants all over the state Friday night at 5 o’clock.
Maryland is moving past phase one of reopening and lifting some restrictions as the temperatures go up and coronavirus numbers go..
