Restaurateurs, servers, and diners weigh in on the prospect of San Francisco eateries ‘returning to normal.’
Offices and outdoor bars can reopen. Restaurants, stores, museums, and gyms can increase capacity.
A bevy of proposed laws could help bars, restaurants, and venues spring back to life. The first step? Making outdoor dining permanent.
Gyms, churches, movie theaters and other indoor activities must cease as the city enters California’s most restrictive COVID tier.
Officials worry that, unless something changes, the city’s fall surge could be worse than summer’s.
The new rules, which take effect tomorrow, will also allow mall food courts and outdoor family entertainment to reopen.
Other major reopening milestones, including elementary schools and museums, are scheduled for the next couple of weeks.
