#outdoor-dining

#outdoor-dining

Outdoor dining in NYC returns April 1 with new regulations for cleanliness and safety.

NYC outdoor dining setup begins early this year, available from March 25, to prepare for al fresco dining starting April 1.

Lawmaker proposes to end winter ban on curbside outdoor dining in NYC to revive the decimated program.

The new outdoor dining program imposes significant financial burdens on business owners, leading to decreased participation compared to the pandemic-era initiative.

Brad Lander proposes a comprehensive plan to improve NYC's outdoor dining program amidst criticisms of current management and a significant decrease in participating restaurants.

Rooftop dining in Boston offers exceptional experiences and views.

Several popular rooftop venues are no longer included in the dining scene.

Always check with restaurants for weather-related rooftop dining updates.

The federal lawsuit by North End restaurant owners was dismissed, ruling the City of Boston acted within its authority concerning outdoor dining regulations.

Brooklyn pizzeria's use of a school bus as a dining space faces backlash due to city regulations on outdoor dining.

Brooklyn restaurants are reassessing outdoor dining due to financial strains and new regulations.

Outdoor dining returns in Brooklyn on April 1, offering restaurants crucial additional seating.

Brooklyn pizzeria L'Industrie creatively uses a school bus for outdoor dining, raising concerns from city officials about compliance with new rules.

L'Industrie Pizzeria's innovative dining solution in a school bus faces city regulations, revealing tensions between restaurant needs and municipal parking policies.

NYC outdoor dining is returning predominantly to wealthy neighborhoods, marking a shift from pandemic inclusivity.

Pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds are returning in NYC, raising safety concerns as restaurants seek fire-safety waivers.

New York restaurants face challenges reopening outdoor dining due to a lack of liquor licenses, impacting their ability to serve alcohol.

September and October offer the best outdoor dining weather in the Bay Area.

Bronx restaurateurs are opting out of the Dining Out NYC program due to high costs and regulatory issues, reflecting a decline in outdoor dining interest.

Boston's patio season is short; enjoy outdoor dining in a variety of charming spots around the city.

September and October are the best months for outdoor dining in the Bay Area.

Alley & Vine offers an intimate outdoor dining experience with a seasonal menu.

Not all outdoor patios in Oakland provide a quality dining experience worth leaving your couch.

Elizabeth Wong has sued Palo Alto and Coupa Cafe over outdoor dining obstructing her tenants' access and causing revenue loss.

The Palo Alto City Council limits outdoor dining expansions to protect neighboring businesses and enhance public street activity.

Saratoga City Council approved a pilot outdoor dining program to revitalize commercial economy in the Saratoga Village.

Saratoga City Council revived the ad hoc committee to enhance commercial areas despite mixed opinions on outdoor dining expansion.

Los Angeles offers excellent picnic spots and delicious takeout options for enjoyable outdoor dining.

Mayor Karen Bass extended outdoor dining program until 2025, offering vital support to restaurants during ongoing recovery from pandemic.

Los Angeles extends al fresco outdoor dining program to December 31, 2025, supporting restaurant recovery after COVID-19.

Restaurants in San Francisco provide blankets to enhance outdoor dining experiences despite unexpected chilly weather.

San Francisco Wine & Cheese offers a vast selection of wines and has a hidden garden for outdoor dining.

Enjoy summer weekends in New York with recommended food and drink spots, including patios, pop-ups, and day trips, updated weekly by Eater.

Transit costs are high, and frustrations are palpable among users as they pay for public transport during holiday travel.

The Saratoga City Council was divided on advancing a pilot outdoor dining program to revitalize the downtown commercial scene.

Saratoga's community is actively seeking ways to revitalize its economy, particularly through increased foot traffic and outdoor dining initiatives.

The fading signs of COVID reflect a shift from pandemic-induced adaptations to a new norm of urban living.

The streatery has become a focal point of community conflict, representing broader issues of urban space usage and local business interests.