Good Lifestyle

The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the restaurant industry will linger for a moment. The toll to move toCarrelet or driving-thru only or even close completely,costs the industrybillion of dollars. And yet another restoration chain announces its closing locations due to the decrease in profits.Cases continue to increase again.

Coastal grill of Rubio will close 12 locations in Colorado and Florida After closing all the dining rooms and switching operations in March, according toNews from the Nation's restaurant. The regional favoriteoffers fresh fast Mexican fast food Like wild shrimps and Mexican street corn bowls, Norway lobster burritos, fish tacos, etc.

Related:20 ways to reduce 200 calories of your quick restoration order

"We pivoted to offer the pickup on the edge of Curbside to almost all places and offered taking take away and take-away delivery and delivery throughout the quarantine," said Ralph Rubio, co-founder of the restaurant. He announced that he reopened exterior seats and dining rooms in Arizona, Nevada and most places in California. The tables are of course at least six feet away to accommodate rules of social distancing.

The company held 197 locations at the end of December and increased $ 230.6 million in sales. This was $ 2 million lower than 2018 when they had 204 sites.

Some restaurants see a destiny different from Rubio's.OUTBACK STEKHOUSE AND CARRABBA Italian grillThe increase in sales of the week ends on June 6, despite lower sales declines.Many more go well, too. Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant saw sales increase by nearly 20% last year. Raising cane chicken fingers added 57 restaurants at its range recently.

Yet some emblematic restaurants can close their doors to see limited benefits during the pandemic.Local restaurants are being typed. Cafes, cafes and other mom and pop companies are likely to close.

There is an easy way to get all the latest photo closing information and news directly in your inbox -Subscribe to our newsletter!