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Hyattsville pizzeria hopes public can help them recover massive oven stolen in 2020

Hyattsville pizzeria hopes public can help them recover massive oven stolen in 2020 By FOX 5 Digital Team Published Have you seen this pizza oven A Hyattsville pizzeria has renewed hope of recovering their mobile oven after a customer said they spotted it in Wheaton. HYATTSVILLE, Md. - A Hyattsville pizzeria is hoping the public can help them recovered a giant pizza oven that was stolen from their parking lot in 2020. Surveillance video shows pizza oven theft Year-old surveillance video shows a pizza oven being stolen from a Hyattsville pizzeria. According to police, the oven was on the trailer of a truck.

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How to Be a Better Customer When Restaurants Reopen in D C

Get to know D.C. with our daily newsletter We dive deep on the day’s biggest story and share links to everything you need to know. Get the free newsletter Success! You re on the list. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn t process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Processing… In a move that startled the D.C. hospitality industry, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced on May 10 that restaurants and bars could dramatically increase their seating capacities starting this Friday. The new mayor’s order, issued today, makes some tweaks. Starting on May 21 at 5 a.m., both restaurants and taverns/bars can fully reopen at 100 percent capacity. Restrictions tied to social distancing such as spacing tables out six feet apart, early closing times, and forbidding patrons from sitting at staffed bars will be lifted. Nightclubs, cigar bars, and hookah bars can jump from 25 to 50 percent capacity on May 21 and later to 100 per

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Washington, DC, 1 year later: Restaurants hammered by protests, insurrection and inauguration restrictions

Washington, DC, 1 year later: Restaurants hammered by protests, insurrection and inauguration restrictions
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DC Restaurants Are Feeding Troops and Police Through Inauguration

Share We, the Pizza donated pies to the troops and launched a fundraising campaign that feeds service members. Photography courtesy of We, the Pizza Inauguration is typically a prosperous time for Washington’s hospitality industry. This year, it’s the opposite. Between Covid, the indoor dining ban, Capitol attack, and widespread road closures and restricted areas, many business owners feel like it’s rock bottom. But that hasn’t stopped Washington’s restaurant industry and its supporters from going above and beyond. On Friday, Capitol Hill restaurant We, the Pizza launched We, the Troops a spontaneous cause and fundraising effort to provide meals to the 20,000 newly arrived national guard troops, DC and Capitol police, fire department, and Capitol custodians. The initiative snowballed over the weekend and now 31 restaurants have signed on and are feeding roughly 3,000 people around the clock each day.

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Inauguration Has Always Meant Huge Business For DC Restaurants This Year, Many Are Closing

Inauguration Has Always Meant Huge Business for DC Restaurants. This Year, Many Are Closing. January could be one of the worst months yet for the already hard-hit industry. Share Fencing goes up around the US Capitol in preparation for Joe Biden s inauguration. Photograph by Evy Mages On inauguration day four years ago, Old Ebbitt Grill was packed to the brim. Trump supporters celebrated with Fireball shots and crowded around the window booths to watch the presidential motorcade drive by. The two Obama inaugurations were even more bustling. In 2005 and 2009, the place was teeming with lines out the door and fully booked with private events. Old Ebbitt and its sister restaurant the Hamilton historically bring in millions of dollars in revenue in the days surrounding the inauguration. Servers and bartenders can count on enormous tips, and purveyors see a big spike in business as well.

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