Mother’s Day could be the comeback holiday for restaurants recovering from COVID-19 This Mother’s Day, multiple brands like Ocean Prime and Einstein Bros. are offering both to-go and on-premise dining experiences with hopes for high returns
While last year, Mother’s Day meals might have (mostly) come out of a takeout box or from the pantry, restaurants are hoping that this year, mom’s holiday will be a turnaround milestone in the age of COVID-19 economic recovery. According to OpenTable, Mother’s Day restaurant reservations are up 64% compared to 2019 and are nine times higher than last year. While many restaurants are still offering to-go boxes and DIY kits, interest in at-home experiences is waning as customers feel more comfortable venturing to restaurants.
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Although Costa Mesa voters in November overwhelmingly supported legalizing the retail sales and delivery of cannabis inside city limits, determining the details of how to implement Measure Q and its allowances and prohibitions is a complicated matter.
Just ask members of the city’s planning commission, who on Monday considered a draft ordinance establishing a framework by which business owners may seek permits to operate marijuana dispensaries in commercially zoned areas or set up delivery services.
It expands upon voter-approved Measure X, which allows for the manufacture, processing, distribution, testing and research and development of cannabis within a primarily industrial “green zone.” Cultivation of marijuana is still prohibited by law.