As COVID-19 continues to change the local and global landscape, several Town of Herndon restaurants are seeking to continue offering outdoor dining on town property for the remainder of 2020.
The Town of Herndon is considering a proposal to extend outdoor dining permits for six local restaurants and a bike shop through the end of November. The following restaurants are expected to continue offering outdoor dining on town property:
- Mile 20 at Mediterranean Breeze
- Red Kimono
- Russia House Restaurant
- Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern
- Sully’s Pour House
- Zeffirelli Ristorante Italiano
- Green Lizard Cycling
The businesses have been using town sidewalks, private property and town parking lots to allow for outdoor dining.
The council first approved the outdoor permits for 100 days in July.
The council will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) at 7 p.m. to discuss the measure. An ordinance to continue revised governmental operations due to the pandemic is also on the meeting’s agenda.
Photo via Sully’s Pour House/Facebook
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