Restaurants & Bars
Philadelphia Restaurants, Bars React To New Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate For Patrons
Mask mandates are already in place for those inside the venue, and the staff is required to be vaccinated.
December 14, 2021
Philadelphia will soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccination to dine indoors. Officials announced the decision Monday.
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Starting Jan. 3, diners will have to show proof of vaccination, unless the restaurant allows a test option. Starting Jan. 17, there is no longer a test option, and full vaccination will be required in bars, restaurants, indoor sporting events, movie theaters and other places.
The lunch crowd at Harper’s Garden in Center City is steady with customers choosing outdoor seating areas. Mask mandates are already in place for those inside the venue, and the staff is required to be vaccinated. Now, the city has added another layer of protection — a vaccine requirement for all patrons.
Find out what's happening in Philadelphiafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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