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WarningCostco Shoppers, the loved oneFood Tribunal is back. Well, partially, at least. Costco closed his food courts in response to thecoronavirus pandemic But now, buyers will enjoy some of their favorite foods like the store isEnsure some of its new purchasing policies. And this includes the slightly reopening feeder. (FOR YOUR INFORMATION:Some buyers noted This happened earlier in May, it can vary from location.)

According toSafety measures updated from the store, Costco Food Course is now open forTakeout only with a limited menu. Buyers are encouraged to ask employees of the courts of food for all the condiments they might wish. The food court will not be accessible all day, however. It will be closed from 9 am to 10 am to 10 am from Monday to Friday, the time being reserved for buyers aged 60 and over and for people with disabilities.

So, what can you expect to see on the menu while is the famous Costco Food Count Court? Is it? It has been noted that buyers are able to order some of the main staples:

• Hot Dogs
• A soda
• Cheese pizza (slices and pieces)
• Pizza pepperoni (slices and whole pies)

There are also signs in food courts that alert buyers of what is available to order and go home.

Unfortunately, no churros, sandwiches or yogurt frozen for now, but at least there are hot dogs, right? (Do: evenJulia child was a huge fan of Costco dogs!) As we have already highlighted, it's important to keep in mind that you still can not sit and eat in the food yard - it'sstrictly still to take away only. So, instead of possibly catching a snack to climb while you browse the aisles, you will have to catch this pizza on the path of the trail. It is also important to note thatCustomers are always needed Wear a face mask and practice social distance during shoppingSo eat while you shop is still not something that anyone should do now anyway.

While the food court opened partially again, it's a good thing to see, as we feel that the food shopping experience at Costco regains a sense of normality,What you will not see are the free food sampling stations scattered throughout the store. Back in March,Costco hanging Free food samples as a way to keep buyers and employees safely in response toCOVID-19 [Feminine, then only the time will indicate if they ever returned their big yield. But for the moment, at least you have the hot dogs. If you want to stay abreast of all things related to coronavirus, make sureSign up for our newsletter to get the latest Coronavirus Foods news delivered directly to your inbox.