Restaurants get creative to bring some money in the door
13 Apr 2020
Business
With restaurants prohibited from doing dine-in business during the COVID-19 pandemic, venues in southeastern Connecticut are trying to make a go of it with takeout. Several restaurant owners discuss how business is going —and what adjustments they have had to make.
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