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This week’s entertainment and dining news:
- OpenTable projects one in four U.S. restaurants will go out of business as a result of coronavirus-related lockdowns
- Wash your hands: Black light experiment shows how quickly a virus like Covid-19 can spread at a restaurant
- Copenhagen’s famed Noma restaurant will reopen as a fancy burger and wine bar
- German cafe tells customers to wear pool noodles to enforce social distancing
- McDonald’s is going to look drastically different when it opens: “Workers must clean and sanitize tables after each use and restrooms every 30 minutes. McDonald’s (MCD) recommends using a tracking sheet to document the cleanings. Employees have to wash their hands every hour. Restaurants don’t have to turn on their touch-screen kiosks, but if they do, those screens and key pads have to be cleaned after every use.”
- ‘Frozen’ musical becomes biggest victim of Broadway coronavirus shutdown
- London’s restaurants are trying hard not to look like a hospital ward after the lockdown ends
