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St. Louis restaurant owners eye loosening restrictions in Kansas City, Nashville
When Kansas City ends most restaurant restrictions Friday, the Mission Taco Joint will not return to full capacity because staffing continues to be a struggle Author: Sara Machi Updated: 6:49 PM CDT April 27, 2021
ST. LOUIS Kansas City and Nashville are the latest cities to announce they re lifting pandemic restrictions on bars and restaurants, leaving only their indoor mask mandate in place. But St. Louis City and County aren t ready to follow suit.
Patrons fill Mission Taco Joint Tuesday for the lunch rush, but this Friday the brand will bring back another special.
St. Louis restaurants Mission Taco, Retreat Gastropub adjust hours due to employee shortage
With operating hours limited by available staff, restaurant owners are stepping up their hiring efforts with incentives and higher wages
Credit: stock.adobe.com Published: 7:51 AM CDT April 26, 2021 Updated: 2:30 PM CDT April 26, 2021
ST. LOUIS A whole menu s worth of St. Louis restaurants have tweaked operations as they struggle to find and keep employees. With operating hours limited by available staff, restaurant owners are stepping up their hiring efforts with incentives and higher wages.
At Mission Taco Joint, co-owner Adam Tilford said his restaurant chain has not been able to open up to pre-pandemic hours of operation, even as St. Louis city and county loosen COVID-19 restrictions, due to the lack of employees to cover those additional hours.