Beatrice food delivery and takeout guide
20 Mar 2020
Gov. Pete Ricketts announced last week that public events and gatherings in Nebraska will be limited to 10 people or fewer to prevent or control the spread of the coronavirus, which, in turn, affects local restaurants. However, delivery, curbside and drive-thru services are still allowed under the rules. (Note: Some businesses are still offering dine-in options, based on the 10-person event size limits. Call the business to confirm, even if that option isn't specifically mentioned below).
To help business owners get the word out about what services they will continue to offer, the Daily Sun has a restaurant guide to delivery, drive-thru and curbside pickup services.
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