Local restaurants and the Mulkey Theatre are trying to figure out how to comply with Gov. Greg Abbott’s guidelines allowing them to open at 25 percent capacity.
JD SteakOut reports that it will open its dining room Friday, May 1, and will resume its regular hours – Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. However, per the governor’s orders, seating will be limited with room for just 36 customers at a time.
The Outpost Diner says it will not be opening its dining room at this time. Managers there say they would rather be cautious and that their dining room is too small to try to meet the state’s requirements. The Outpost will continue its call-in and drive-thru ordering.
Jinda Café will also only continue to be open for drive-up and call-in orders at this time.
Pizza Hut has started delivery service in Clarendon and also is continuing its drive-up, call-in, and online ordering. Pizza Hut will make a decision on Thursday about whether to reopen the dining room.
Subway has not made any plans to reopen its dining room as of Tuesday afternoon. The sandwich shop is open for take away orders.
The Buckin’ Bean said it would open its door again Friday, but it plans to have a limit of two or three customers inside at one time. The drive-up window is still open.
The Mulkey Theatre is making plans to reopen not this Friday but next Friday, May 8. Managers there are making plans for how the Mulkey can best comply with the state’s directives regarding seating and other social distancing issues.
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