After defying it for weeks, Montclair restaurant owner says he’ll obey Gov. Murphy's rules on indoor dining
The owner of Cuban Pete's restaurant in Montclair says he will begin to obey Gov. Phil Murphy's rules on indoor dining after defying it for weeks.
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Oct 15, 2020, 11:15 AM
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392ds agoThe owner of Cuban Pete's restaurant in Montclair says he will begin to obey Gov.
Phil Murphy's rules on indoor dining after defying it for weeks.
Dominick Restaino was cited
three times for violating the 25% capacity limit, and police tried to shut
things down last week.
Restaino now says he'll obey
the rules, even if he doesn't agree.
"My thing is this, either
we open up all together or we close like in the beginning with just takeout and
delivery,” says Restaino. “That's what we should do. You can't do it. We have
to either do shut down for takeout, or be open with the whole restaurant.
There's no in between."
Restaino says he's operating
at 25% capacity, with social distancing rules in place.
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