Per #TMZ Both of 2 Chainz’s, Escobar Restaurant and Tapas, are serving dine-in meals starting Monday — his business partner and co-owner, Snoop Dillard, tells TMZ
Escobar restaurants were strictly doing take-out orders due to coronavirus restrictions, but with Georgia’s Governor paving the way for businesses to reopen — in many cases recklessly — 2 Chainz is getting people back to work.
#TMZ We’re told sales at both locations have been down 95% during the shutdown, and the restaurants were forced to furlough around 80% of its staff.
With dine-in service coming back, Snoop says they’re planning to bring back 65% of restaurant staff — 80 people — and the hope is to have everyone back at work eventually.
Good thing is they think they will be able to host sit-down service safely.
#TMZ We’re told safety precautions at the restaurants include staff having their temperatures checked when they clock in, mandatory gloves for all employees, masks for the cooks and single-use paper menus.
Any staff member showing coronavirus symptoms will be asked to go home and quarantine for 14 days.
2 Chainz and Snoop say the DJs need to make a living as well, but things aren’t going into full party mode yet. They even paid a few DJs to come in and spin when it was take-out only — just to brighten people’s days.
2 Chainz and Snoop donated hundreds of meals to medical workers on the frontlines … and we’re told they’re planning to give more free meals to workers at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Piedmont Atlanta Hospital.
Will you be supporting the reopening next week?
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