Eating at London Restaurants 2021 | Covid 19 Impact on Restaurant Industry
What's happened to London restaurants in 2021? Covid 19 has changed the dining experience in London substantially. If you're interested in the London restaurant scene or fine dining cuisine, you can't miss this video.
This Sunny News video explains the impact Covid 19 had on the restaurant industry and what's happening now when you go out to eat. If you're visiting London or planning a trip in the future, you'll want to plan in advance for these specific changes.
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This is informative and interesting! As someone who lives in FL (and can’t wait to visit London), I just subscribed to get more updates! 🙂
@Sunny_in_London
2 жыл бұрын
Awesome! Please let me know what types of videos you would like to see more of. Christmas and Spring are always the times I suggest are best to visit London. However, if you don’t like cold weather- you may want to stick to Spring. Just remember though- air conditioning is rare here 😱
@TropicalNerds
2 жыл бұрын
@@Sunny_in_London Will do! Thanks for the advice! We can probably handle colder weather (we moved to FL from Washington State). We'll just have to buy some new clothes before our trip!
Thank you for this video. It is very informative, especially to those of us who are traveling from abroad.
@Sunny_in_London
2 жыл бұрын
Cheers! They take forever to make but if they’re helping people traveling to London, it’s worth it! Hope your plans go well
@OneRedFeatherStudios.
2 жыл бұрын
@@Sunny_in_London - Thank you for the time and effort that goes into it. We should return to London by next year (fingers crossed). Looking forward to your tips and suggestions till then.
Thank you. I appreciate the update.
@Sunny_in_London
2 жыл бұрын
Hope it helps keep you informed!
Lots of very good points. I've sadly seen many restaurants around me (the Seattle area) closing not due to lack of patronage, but because of supply shortages. Our favorite Hawaiian burger place just closed it's last mainland restaurant in my hometown for this very reason. (I'll have to visit Hawaii for a Teddy's burger now . . . I guess there's good and bad to that! 😉🤣). Menus have definitely changed. What an interesting time . . .
@Sunny_in_London
2 жыл бұрын
Hello Anna. Thank you for adding a comment about the Seattle area. That’s such a shame that you’re seeing restaurants close. As I mention in the video- London’s restaurants had 3 closures due to the pandemic. Did Washington have many too? I can only speak to Florida because that’s where most of my family is and I think they only closed for a few months once.
@annaburch3200
2 жыл бұрын
@@Sunny_in_London things were closed for about six weeks then open only for take out for about six months. Then things opened at half capacity, but most people still did take out. The businesses that got creative and did take out well (maybe offering pre-made cocktail options, too) did well, but so many restaurants ended up going under permanently, as did many other small businesses. Most everything is back to "normal" now, but starting in mid-October, you'll have to show your vaccine card or proof of a negative Covid test (24 hours) to eat IN a restaurant or go into many entertainment venues. Masks are still required indoors and crowded outdoor events, here, too. We travelled to San Francisco in August and they already had the vax card requirement for restaurants. Things were hoppin' down there. It was good to see. I'll make sure to do some last minute research before we come to London in the spring (🤞). I haven't done a ton of restaurant research, yet. My SIL recommend Dishoom and said we definitely have to go to the Burrough Market. And I think we'll try Poppies Fish and Chips (for my son). 👍
Unvaxxed can work in restaurants but can't work in them so that's why we have reports of servers spitting in the food. Can't blame them.