Through the pandemic and beyond, the outdoor 'streeteries' around Philadelphia have served as a lifeline of revenue for hundreds of restaurants.
Through the pandemic and beyond, the outdoor "streeteries" around Philadelphia have served as a lifeline of revenue for hundreds of restaurants.for outdoor dining spaces in Philadelphia were issued by the city on Wednesday.
"It doesn't look business-friendly for us. It looks like we'd have to scrap everything and start from scratch," said O'Neal.Cotoletta Fitler Square remodeled a shipping container. That's no longer permitted. "The original regulations had a $60,000 bond. They made that zero-dollar bond. With any inclement weather you'd have to remove your structure within 24 hours," said Fileccia.Many restaurants we spoke with say they weren't even aware new regulations had come down.
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