The Reel Inn enforces social distancing during COVID-19
Title
The Reel Inn enforces social distancing during COVID-19
Description
The Reel Inn seafood restaurant (18661 PCH) has spray-painted arrows and marks on the floor leading up to the order window to enforce six feet of social distancing. A cook wears a face mask. At this time, only takeout was allowed.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Los Angeles County closed restaurants until May 29, 2020. Indoor dining (with limited capacity and many restrictions) was soon banned on July 1, 2020, and outdoor dining was banned on November 25, 2020, because of a rise in infections.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Los Angeles County closed restaurants until May 29, 2020. Indoor dining (with limited capacity and many restrictions) was soon banned on July 1, 2020, and outdoor dining was banned on November 25, 2020, because of a rise in infections.
Date
2020-05-26
Source
Digital only
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Creator
Pablo Capra