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Missing your favorite restaurant cocktail? Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill on July 20 allowing bars and restaurants in the state to sell to-go cocktails with takeout and delivery food orders. The bill allows customers to order two cocktails per entree, and it caps the total volume customers can order at 64 liquid ounces.
Massachusetts restaurants were permitted to reopen for indoor dining on June 22, although many are opting for now, sticking with a combination of outdoor dining, takeout, and/or delivery. Many customers, too, are continuing to focus on takeout and delivery over dining at restaurants, especially with the state’s coronavirus cases creeping back up. Some local pop-up restaurants that don’t yet have a permanent home are also taking this time to build their fanbases without hosting in-person dining events. Here’s a guide to Boston-area pop-ups that are offering takeout or delivery during the pandemic, as well as a few restaurants that are not operating under a regular schedule but are offering one-off takeout or delivery days. The Ashmont Grill is offering outside seating now as well as their sister restaurant Tavolo. Both are accepting reservations and walk-ins. |
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