Over 120 Atlanta restaurants commit to keeping their dining rooms closed (Via EaterAtlanta)
Those who have signed the statement cite a variety of reasons for keeping dining rooms shuttered, while also working out how to comply with the new state-mandated guidelines and continue making money once they resume dine-in service.
“Like me, so many Georgia restaurant owners are sifting through this torrent of information coming out daily about the virus — half of it is wrong, the other half is misleading — and now we have these guidelines to consider,” Pernice says. “I just want to make sure I have more data before I make that final decision to reopen our dining rooms.”for dine-in service since Gov. Kemp announced his plan to begin lifting restrictions on businesses.
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