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All bars ordered to stop alcohol sales
Looks like phase 2 just got shot in the butt. Fl has just order all bars to stop selling alcohol. That was short lived.
And I'm pointing a finger @ a local watering hole, places like City Fire LSL, shot themselves in both feet. Had to blow it for $$ |
I see Texas ordered, but can’t find announcement of Florida. You have link?
Probably will happen though. |
I'm heading heading for my "man-cave", I mean "person-cave" to see if I can get a table for 1. Please, don't worry about me, I will/do wear a mask and I have 86 proof oral rinse.
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There are no bars in The Villages. City Fire is not a bar, it is a restaurant.
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yea, right, what about all those seats surrounding a bartender--its a restaurant whose primary income is from booze--go there @ your own risk if covid doesn't get you, second hand smoke will
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Florida DBPR
@FloridaDBPR Effective immediately, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation is suspending on premises consumption of alcohol at bars statewide. Coronavirus: You can no longer drink alcohol at bars in Florida |
Another correction to your post, "on site". They can sell to go if they choose to. Sales are not "banned".
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What about bars with outdoor seating. Are the customers allowed to sit outside? I haven't been to a bar in what seems like forever so I really don't know how they are enforcing this or why they are singling out bars for these types of restrictions. Not that I want to see these restrictions applied elsewhere..... |
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Rats! :sigh: I suppose "on premises consumption" includes outdoor seating too. Waiting for clarification, I guess.
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Thousands of restaurants have a bar. That doesn't make them classified as a bar for legal purposes. The percentage of food sales is what determines whether they are classified as a bar or restaurant. The actual bars were not allowed to reopen until phase 2 on June 5. That resulted in a big spike, especially in the younger crowd.
I'm assuming the squares will not open on July 6 since they can't serve alcohol. |
I'm confused. If I go out for dinner can I order a glass of chardonnay with my dinner or is that not allowed now because the drink comes from the bar? No Irish coffee for dessert?
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Hoping/praying this Covid-19 stuff ends soon. The sooner the better. |
By staying home and being safe, you are in control of your retirement & your health
Staying home is a pussycat when compared to being under water on a ballistic missile submarine from 74 -86 days, how do I know I did it !! |
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This business of forcing our businesses to close down shop and making law abiding citizens feel like heartless criminals for going to the gym or getting a haircut is ridiculous. All of this while rioters and looters run the street creating unchecked death and destruction. Honestly, I don't understand what is happening in this country, I just know that I do not have the energy nor the desire to deal with that stuff. I would love to find a nice oasis where I can play golf, go to the pool, play cards, take classes and go out for dinner/drinks/entertainment. I want to see smiles, not masks. Friends, not bullies. I believe that the experts have stated that Covid-19 is far less deadly than originally feared. Why on earth are we still treating it like the plague? I guess I'm just over this whole thing and have been for awhile. It's really disappointing to see these restrictions coming back. I hate it. |
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You've served your time--now is not the time for a do over-to all combat vets --welldone
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No you can order drinks from your table. They just don’t want the shoulder to shoulder seating that groups at a bar are exposed to. It’s not alcohol consumption that they want to curtail, just the social distancing aspect of it.
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Drink with Dinner
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Bars are distinguished from restaurants by the percentage of their sales ($$$) that is derived from food versus the percentage of sales derived from the sale of alcohol.
Therefore, for a bar to be legal under the new rules, they'll have to sell a bag of peanuts or potato chips for $5 and throw in a beer or mixed drink for free. That way, ALL their sales revenue is from the sale of food. :coolsmiley: |
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Cuomo: Most new NY coronavirus hospitalizations are from people who stayed home |
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they will be next
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Consumption of alcohol is acceptable with meal but bars section is closed.
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