Local restaurants close to the public amid COVID-19 outbreak

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many local bars and restaurants have changed the way they serve customers or shuttered their doors completely. Premier Doug Ford declared the province was in a state of emergency early Tuesday morning. As such, events of more than 50 people are banned unti

Last updated on May 03, 23

Posted on Mar 17, 20

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Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many local bars and restaurants have changed the way they serve customers or shuttered their doors completely.

Premier Doug Ford declared the province was in a state of emergency early Tuesday morning. As such, events of more than 50 people are banned until March 31, and bars and restaurants are to close, unless they offer take-out or delivery.

Changes for local restaurants in the area are listed below.

  • The Elmira Sip and Bite has closed their doors immediately until further notice.
  • Kitchen Kuttings in Elmira will only be offering takeout to customers. Dine-in will not be offered due to COVID-19.
  • All Tim Hortons locations will not be offering dine-in and will be focusing on drive-thru,
  • McDonald’s Canada will only offer drive-thru, take-out and McDelivery.
  • Jack’s Family Restaurant in St. Jacobs will be closed “until the worst of the COVID-19 epidemic is over,” reads a post on their Facebook page. They will re-open as soon as it is deemed safe.
  • The Central Tavern in Elmira will be operating for take-out and pickup orders only from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The dining room will be closed until further notice.

Check back for updates.

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