Test-to-table dining.
A New York City restaurant will soon require all patrons to take a rapid coronavirus test at the door before being allowed to eat inside two days a week.
Guests who want to visit the Pier 57 establishment on Tuesdays and Wednesdays will pre-pay $50 per person for the test when making a reservation via Resy online.
Upon arrival, a health professional will administer a nasal swab, and patrons will be able to sip on a glass of City Winery bubbly while they wait the 10 to 15 minutes for their results.
If the results are negative, the guests can go in, though they’ll still have to follow standard regulations such as wearing a mask and social distancing.
Should the test be positive, the venue will send the results to be verified by a lab, but the individual won’t be allowed in.
The eatery is still open test-free Thursday through Monday, and also offers outdoor dining.
https://nypost.com/2020/11/18/city-winery-will-require-50-on-site-covid-19-test-for-diners/
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