ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan’s Phase Two of the Maryland Roadmap to Recovery Plan does not include the opening of indoor dining at restaurants, but they can continue to offer outdoor dining or curbside pick.
In Annapolis, Main street, Maryland avenue, West Street and Market Place were closed to cars so that people can dine outside and still practice social distancing.
“What you’re seeing right now has never happened in downtown Annapolis,” Brian Bolter, Co-Owner of Red Red Wine Bar, said.
The Shoots family said this has been a long-time coming.
“First time we’ve been here in two months, so it feels like it’s brand new,” the family said.
Many people turned out to grab a bite to eat Wednesday, as they sat outside and enjoyed some live music. But restaurant owners said they want customers to keep in mind this only serves about 20 to 25 percent of its business.
“We were crushed today that the governor didn’t come out and give us limited capacity indoor seating,” Bolter said. “We all thought that was part of Phase Two.”
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Well when this is all over Gov Hogan should be asked to leave any restaurant he tries to patronize.
ReplyDeleteIt’s very clear that hogan does not care. He better never plan on showing his face in a restaurant again.
ReplyDeleteLarry should be spit on when ever seen in public. He has earned it.
ReplyDeleteShould NOT be allowed into anyplace after this - especially here on the shore. Plus his parking rate at the inlet needs to double.
ReplyDeleteThis will be forever known as Hogans folly
ReplyDeleteDid I read that right? Live music? I thought that was against fat ass hogan's new self imposed rules
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