Thursday 25 June 2020

Coronavirus Health and Safety Guidance for Restaurants after 4th July





Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced re-opening the #restaurants and #pubs on the 4th of July 2020 with more hand washing. He has reduced the social distancing from 2m to 1m plus. Restaurants, pubs, #cafes, and the #hospitality sector have welcomed the news. Some diners are eagerly waiting to visit their favorite restaurants and pubs. The following are some Health and Safety Guidance for Restaurants for reopening on the 4th of July after Coronavirus (#Covid-19) relaxing.

If you have a booking, you can enter in the pub or the restaurant. If you have not booked, you can only go if there is a table available. The pub or restaurant can hold your data for 21days for future track and trace (In case). 

There will be a hand sanitizer in the entrance for the customer to use. 

Cutlery, napkins, and menus will only be laid once you're seated.

Waiters and waitresses will use a face shield and carry a hand sanitizer all the time.  

Food and drinks must be ordered from the table and served by a member of staff only. 

Contactless payments will be most encouraged. Cash would be left on the tray and the staff will deal with it.

Pubs and restaurants can serve customers on the pavements. But police say that will bring more public disorder.

The pub or restaurant must comply with:
Risk assessments
Track and trace 
Social distancing
Health and hygiene
No loud music
One in one out in the toilet
Surface cleaning per hour
Deep cleaning once a week

You can find more information on the Gov.uk website:

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