Diners weary as restaurants get ready to serve – survey via TheCitizen_News
Restaurant manager, Nsawi Dos Santos scans a client before entering the premises at Spilt Milk in Melville, 25 June 2020. The date for the opening of restaurants for sit down meals has not yet been decided on. Picture: Tracy Lee Stark
In terms of regulatory amendments announced by Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, restaurants, fast-food outlets and coffee shops would have to keep a daily record of all employees, delivery agents and patrons, conduct screening, sanitising and the wearing of personal protective equipment. Said Wimpy’s Damon Gunning: “We were so used to smiling and laughing when serving customers, but now face masks make this impossible. We are in an unfamiliar environment – something to“Despite stringent health restrictions, we are confident that our old clients will return and that our group marketing strategy will work.
“We have accepted the challenge, but we are confident of attracting the same customers. “Like other restaurants, we have been involved in the deep health cleansing of our premises and will be training employees on the new regulations on a daily basis,” said Heuning.
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