Governor Murphy Announces New COVID-19 Restrictions For Indoor Dining
Governor Phil Murphy held a COVID-19 briefing on Monday (November 9) to announce new indoor dining restrictions.
New Jersey restaurants, bars, clubs, and lounges must close indoor dining by 10 p.m. in response to the rise in COVID-19 cases. This will go into effect starting Thursday, November 12.
“We’re taking steps today to mitigate the current increasing rate of spread,” Governor Murphy shared on Twitter. “We MUST shake off pandemic fatigue & get back into the mindset that saw us crush the curve this spring.”
Outdoor dining, takeout, and delivery services may continue past 10 pm., however, all barside seating will be prohibited for the immediate future.
☑️Casinos must stop serving food/drinks at 10:00 PM
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) November 9, 2020
☑️All barside seating will be prohibited
☑️Restaurants may place tables closer than 6 feet ONLY if separated by barriers
☑️Individual fully-enclosed dining bubbles may be set-up for outside use
