Several states, including Washington and Illinois, and major cities like Los Angeles and New York City have prohibited dine-in services at eateries and drinking holes.
to stop in-house dining and to sell takeout and delivery items exclusively. Garcetti also announced the closure of all movie theaters and gyms.
“This is not a decision I make lightly,” de Blasio said, announcing the restriction of all restaurants, bars and cafes to take-out and delivery only. “These places are part of the heart and soul of our city … But our city is facing an unprecedented threat, and we must respond with a wartime mentality.”
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