Solano’s restaurant is now offering either curb-side service to your car or walk-up service to the front door, but “we want to keep people totally out of the restaurant,” she said. “For myself, I’m just trying to find a way to nurture the community and my family.” “I’m not sure how I feel … there’s so much uncertainty now and this is so new to us,” said Kim Solano, owner of the Haute Enchilada in Moss Landing. In the wake of the shelter in place order the downtown Monterey restaurant will close its dining room and change to delivery and to-go orders only.Īs the business landscape in Monterey County continues to shift, the dining industry deals with the realities of each day. “Cibo is now offering curbside to-go orders or home deliveries via GrubHub.” “Cibo is staying open and using the six-foot guidelines in our 6,000 square-foot restaurant as well as other safety and sanitation protocols,” said Mario Catalano, owner of Cibo Ristorante Italiano on Tuesday morning. On Tuesday morning restaurants including Rio Grill, Tarpy’s, Montrio Bistro, Etats-Unis French American Bistro, Knuckles, and Passionfish, had closed during the coronavirus crisis, but others such as Haute Enchilada, Max’s Grill, Cibo Ristorante Italiano and Rosine’s were going to try to soldier on.Ĭibo Ristorante Italiano which is celebrating 30 years in business this year, was hoping to continue business as usual, albeit while conforming to the social distancing guidelines, and introducing curbside and delivery options. Many restaurants had already taken that step.
For restaurants that meant the closing of their dining rooms. Ed Moreno issued a shelter in place order for all residents of Monterey County to enhance measures already being taken to slow the spread of novel coronavirus. On Tuesday afternoon, Public Health Officer Dr. Just days before he called on bars to close and instructed restaurants to reduce their capacity to accommodate social distancing guidelines. With the coronavirus pandemic quickly changing the landscape of human contact, Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday night directed restaurants to eliminate dine-in options. But after Tuesday’s shelter in place announcement all restaurants will have to close or just offer takeout services. MONTEREY – Just two days ago, some Monterey Peninsula restaurants were scrambling to reconfigure dining rooms to adhere to new social distancing guidelines in an effort to stem the tide of COVID-19.
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