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Coronavirus: London restaurants talk Stage 3 reopening plans, staying afloat during pandemic

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coronavirus. Ontario reopening Stage 3: Gathering limit increasing as indoor dining, gyms permitted to reopen Ivan Santana-Barnes and his husband Christopher opened their restaurant Ivanopoblano in November, just a few months before the novel coronavirus forced businesses to shut down.The organic Mexican restaurant has a small dining room, which has made them want to wait before they let people inside again.“We used to seat 26 people, but it was very communal, and now with six feet apart, it’s hard.

Plus, we don’t feel safe yet,” Ivan said.Since the initial shutdown, the two have been offering takeout and only allowing one person inside at a time to order.

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