Some Colorado Springs restaurants remain closed rather than reopen at 25% capacity
Three weeks after Colorado Springs-area restaurants were allowed to reopen their dining rooms at 25% seating capacity, some have kept their doors closed. Sure, 25% capacity is better than nothing for many restaurants and allows them to generate additional revenue beyond what some were eking out from curbside and delivery service. But for others, a quarter of their dining room customers isn’t worth turning on the lights, firing up the ovens and bringing back employees — especially with lingering uncertainty about whether the COVID-19 pandemic could force another full-scale closure. “We a...
Source: gazette.com
