THE long wait will soon be over. shops, hairdressers and pub beer gardens are among the places that can begin to reopen from Monday (April 12) as easing of the third national lockdown continues. And for one of St Helens town centre s streets, this week will herald the arrival of a new venue, some new flavours and a new vibe. Smokehouse by The Dean – a Texas barbecue-style restaurant – will open as the sister restaurant to fine-dining restaurant The Dean, on Barrow Street following the transformation of a unit during lockdown. The relaxed Covid-19 rules mean limited groups of people can dine and drink outside and so the venue s bosses are bringing in parasols, patio heaters and blankets to the pedestrianised street as they aim to safely entertain customers outdoors.
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11:45 AM April 9, 2021
A number of restaurants across North Somerset will throw open their doors, Government guidance permitting, next week.
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Restaurants will be able to serve customers outdoors from Monday, after the Government confirmed its plans to ease restrictions.
From May 17, diners can be served indoors, and the Government hopes to lift almost all lockdown restrictions from June 21.
People will only be able to meet up in groups of six or as two households when visiting a restaurant from Monday, and the opening only extends to outdoor areas.
Current rules to order a substantial meal alongside an alcoholic drink will be scrapped and there will be no Government requirement for a curfew. Customers will have to order, eat and drink while seated outside and if people are being shown to a table or using the toilet, they will need to wear a mask.
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