Streets Could Turn into Al Fresco Restaurants as Cities Reopen

Eighteen public areas have already been designated for restaurants to use.

, and business owners and customers will start the equally slow process of adapting to what so-called normal life might look like now. The country's health ministry has a long list of safety measures that everyone must follow, including limits on the number of customers that can enter a shop at the same time, mandatory masks for everyone who's out in public, and ensuring that restaurant tables are at least six feet apart.

The Lithuanian Association of Hotels and Restaurants said that this offer "came just in time." At least 160 restaurants have already requested to move their tables outside and, of course, that number will undoubtedly increase as the weather improves and the temperatures warm up.

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