Pennsylvania restaurants can increase indoor capacity to 50 percent starting Sept. 21
Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday announced that restaurants in Pennsylvania can increase their indoor capacity from 25% to 50% starting Sept. 21. But they will have to commit to strictly following public health safety guidelines through a self-certification process and stop selling alcohol at 10 p.m. “We recognize the impact that the covid-19 More...
New Jersey restaurants can resume indoor dining Friday
If you are thinking of heading over to Lambertville this coming Labor Day weekend for a bite to eat, dining indoors will once again be an option. New Jersey Gov. Murphy announced this week that restaurants across More...
Gov. Wolf announces new restrictions on bars, restaurants
Starting at midnight, you’ll have to order food and be seated at a table if you want to get a drink at a bar or restaurant in Pennsylvania. In the first reversal of the phased reopening plan that began in More...
Bucks County health inspectors to closely monitor bar compliance in green phase
Bucks County health officials on Monday warned that repeated failure to follow social distancing restrictions could get a bar or restaurant shut down. The county will enter the least-restrictive “green” phase More...
Borough council announces new committee to aid reopening of New Hope businesses
(L to R) Mechanic Street Station owners TJ Clifford and Bari Buiso; Borough Council members Connie Gering, Laurie McHugh, Ken Maisel, and Dan Dougherty New Hope Borough Council has formed a new committee to help More...
Outdoor dining, banner at New Hope riverfront complex raise eyebrows
New Hope restaurant and bar owners can’t wait until next Friday, when Bucks County is expected to move into the yellow phase of the state’s reopening plan, and they will be allowed to offer limited outdoor More...
Cocktails-to-go now allowed in Pennsylvania
Governor Tom Wolf today signed legislation allowing the temporary sale of cocktails-to-go from bars, restaurants or hotels with a liquor license. The law takes effect immediately. The law applies to bars, restaurants More...
Laid-off New Hope bartender reimagines happy hour during covid-19 crisis
Casey scrolls through the comments during one of his Facebook Live broadcasts. With the paradigm shift that covid-19 has brought and resulting quarantines, local bartender Casey Caracciolo sensed that people were More...
Pennsylvania will allow restaurants to offer bulk prepared foods, ingredients to customers
A new policy in Pennsylvania will temporarily allow restaurants to sell ingredients and bulk prepared foods direct to consumers, and food manufacturers to distribute foods intended for restaurant use to grocery More...
Guide to New Hope, Lambertville take-out food available online
Tired of cooking, but don’t know which local restaurants are offering take-out and delivery? Lambertville marketing expert Liz Battaglia has just put together a New Hope & Lambertville Dining Guide to More...
