South Florida restaurants are sharing their thoughts on Palm Beach County's move to require masks inside public buildings.
LINNIE SUPALL REPORTS MANYBUSINESSES HAVE ALREADYTACKLED THE ISSUE.<< ITFARMERS TABLE IN NORTH PALMBEACH& AND THE KITCHEN ISBUSTLING& EVERY CHEF ISCOOKING WITH A FACE COVERING&HONORING THE NEW MANDATE FROMPALM BEACH COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS& SOT WE ARE VERYSTRICT WITH OUR POLICIES ASFAR AS SANITATION PROCEDURESGO BUT THE RESTAURANT ACTUALLYPUT THIS PROTOCOL IN PLACERIGHT WHEN DOORS REOPENED INMAY.
SOT ALL OF OUR GUESTSHAVE BEEN WELL RECEIVED WITHTHAT AND HAVE COME BACK WEHAD A LOT OF OUR GUESTS COMEBACK MULTIPLE TIMES AND VERYHAPPY OUR STAFFS WERE WEARINGMASKS IN SOUTH COUNTY& TROYBBQ ALSO REQUIRED CUSTOMERS TOWEAR MASK WHEN ENTERING ITSBOYNTON BEACH AND BOCA RATONRESTAURANTS.
OWNER ANTHONYBARBER ALSO IMPLEMENTED THIS*BEFORE COMMISSIONERS CAMEDOWN WITH THE DECISION& SOT WEJUST WANT YOU TO WEAR A MASKTO ENTER AND THEN ONCE YOU SITDOWN WITH YOUR FOOD WE JUSTWANT TO MAKE SURE YOUSOCIALLY DISTANT FROM THEOTHER PARTIES DINING IN THERESTAURANT ONE OF MANY WIDESWEEPING CHANGES TO BARBERBUSINESS PLAN& SOT DO I AGREETHAT PEOPLE SHOULD BE MANDATEDTO WEAR MASKS?
I FEEL LIKETHIS& I FEEL LIKE& IF YOUWEARING A MASK FOR A BRIEFMOMENT OF TIME WHICH COULD BEINCONVENIENCE TO YOU AND ITSTOPS THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUSITCOUNTY LINNIE SUPALL WPTV-NEWS-CHANNEL-5.
Several people were seen on Clematis St. Saturday night with and without masks after county leaders passed an emergency order..
