Brooklyn Social, Smith Street
Brooklyn Social and Planted on Smith Street
Kittery, Smith Street
Bar Great Harry, Smith Street
Cubana Café, Smith Street
Brooklyn Pizza Market, Smith Street
White Maize, Smith Street
Wing Bar, Smith Street
Union Grounds, Smith Street
Angry Wade's, Smith Street
Café Luluc on left, Leyenda on right, Smith Street
Café Luluc, Smith Street
Purépecha on Smith Street
Clover Club, Smith Street
Fragole, Court Street
East One on Court Street
Gersi on Court Street
The Chocolate Room, Court Street
Buddy's Burrito on Court Street
Kitchen on Court Street
After months of quarantine due to the Covid-19 pandemic, New Yorkers have embraced Phase Two of the long awaited re-opening of New York City.
As of last week, New York City has allowed bars and restaurants to place tables and chairs outside on the sidewalk as well as permitted establishments to take over parking spots in front of their place of business.
Business owners have taken advantage of the outdoor seating to kick start their businesses after the three months closure, and it appears that customers were happy to patronize them over the week-end.
The City imposes quite a few regulations about distancing customers from each other while outdoor dining. Some restaurants seemed to be pushing the limit in placing tables and chairs too close to each other and not maintaining a safe 6 feet between groups. Some others were more cautious and followed the rules to a tee, it seems.
As a pedestrian walking past the eateries, it can be a bit intimidating seeing people without a mask, eating and drinking, while one has to walk past them on the sidewalk.
This Morning,
Governor Cuomo warned that perhaps, he would reverse the reopening if people continue to meet up in large crowds at bars.
What do you think? Have you eaten in one of our neighborhood's eateries yet? Or are you waiting a bit longer to dine al fresco on Smith or Court Street?
Which restaurant or bar are you most excited to return to?
We would love to hear from you.
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