Restaurants and bars are starting to reopen across the U.S. after being closed due to COVID. <br />But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drive-through, delivery, and take-out are the safest options, if you're dining out. <br />Business Insider says there are new things that restaurants should consider when opening. They include:<br />1. Placing tables six feet apart from other customers <br />2. Keeping dining parties small, no more than a few people per household should be seated together<br />3. Prioritizing outdoor dining<br />Dr. Ramzi Asfour, an infectious-disease doctor in the San Francisco Bay Area says, "There's no zero-risk situation...outdoor dining is very low risk."<br />4. Employees should wear face masks and wash their hands often.<br />5. Avoid serving communal items, like ketchup bottles or salt and pepper shakers, unless they are wiped them down.
