Thursday, May 21st- it’s the big grand re-opening for many restaurants in the Miami Valley. Based on Governor DeWine’s decision, indoor dining rooms may reopen, with some stipulations.
A maximum of 10 people may sit together at restaurants and bars, the mandate reads. A minimum of six feet must be kept between parties – both when dining and waiting on a table. If this is not possible, the restaurant must utilize barriers and other protective measures.
The bars and restaurants must allow anyone inside of the business to wear a facial coverings, and also post a list of COVID-19 symptoms in a conspicuous space.
Employees are also required to perform a daily symptom assessment. All bars and restaurants must also establish and post maximum dining area capacity, using updating COVID-19 compliant floor plans.
You won’t see condiments on the tables, or decor. Menu’s will most often be paper and disposable. Menu’s may be limited due to product availability. The restaurants and their staff will be doing the best they can. If something is wrong, be kind in sharing your concerns. Be considerate, tip well aand don’ t camp out at tables.
Here are the establishments we’ve confirmed you can drink & dine at starting May 21st:
| Alematic Artisan Ales Amber Rose Another Broken Egg Cafe Bargos Grill & Tap Bennett’s PublicalCarvers Steaks & Chops Chappy’s Cherry House Chiapas Mexican Grill City Barbeque Clifton MillCoco’s Bistro Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers Coldwater Cafe Company 7 BBQ Crazy Cooters Crooked Handle Brewing Co Dayton Mall Skyline Flyboy’s Deli Oakwood
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Hasty Tasty
Jimmy’s Italian Kitchen
Mack’s Tavern
McIntosh’s Pub & Grub Melting Pot
Milano’s
Mr. Boro’s Tavern
OinkADoodleMoo
Pasha Grill
Rancheros Cocina
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Spaghetti Warehouse
Speakeasy Ramen
Star City Brewing Stella Bleu Sparky’s Lounge Star City Brewing Company Submarine House The Blue Berry Cafe The Caroline
The Dublin Pub Theo’s Lounge
Toyko Grill & Sushi
Watermark
Wellington Grille
What da Pho
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Opening May 22nd:
