Officials: Multiple employees at New Jersey steakhouse test positive for COVID-19; patrons advised to get tested
Officials in Summit say anyone who visited the bar at Roots Steakhouse earlier this month should get tested for coronavirus after multiple employees tested positive.
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Nov 16, 2020, 11:09 AM
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Updated 1,505 days ago
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476ds agoOfficials in Summit say
anyone who visited the bar at Roots Steakhouse earlier this month should get tested
for coronavirus after multiple employees
tested positive.
In a Facebook post, the city
advised anyone who visited the bar between Nov. 3 and Nov. 12 to get a COVID-19
test. The city also suggested that anyone who ate in a different part of the
restaurant, or outside, should talk to their doctor.
The steakhouse, located on
Springfield Avenue, closed Thursday, and will stay shut down for at least two
weeks.
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