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Restaurants Could Adapt to Coronavirus Era as Food Halls, Parisian Parlors

Large Common Spaces Could Give Patrons Sense of Safety Amid Outbreak
Food halls, such as the Inner Rail in Omaha, Nebraska, have large common areas that permit patrons to maintain safe distances but still get a sense of being in a social environment. (Eimer Design)
Food halls, such as the Inner Rail in Omaha, Nebraska, have large common areas that permit patrons to maintain safe distances but still get a sense of being in a social environment. (Eimer Design)
CoStar News
June 15, 2020 | 9:33 P.M.

Architect Ed Eimer is a food hall advocate who maintains that the model could be an important recovery vehicle for the U.S. restaurant industry, hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic. And he's not alone.

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