Some of Butte County's local restaurants are preparing to shut down as a new stay-at-home order kicks into place.
Some of our local resturants are preparring to shut down again tomorrow.
Action news now reporter dani masten is live at woodstock's in downtown chico.
Dani - what's today been like for them knowing tomorrow it's pick-up only?
Right now it looks like business as usual.
You can see some people eating outside but that all stops tomorrow.
Or right now you can see there isn't anyone eating outside and it will continue to be like this for a couple of weeks.
Woodstock's shift manager drew sciarini (scerini) tells me they haven't seen a mad rush of people - trying to get one last restaraunt experience before butte county goes under the stay at home order.
Actually sciarini says they've seen fewer people coming out at all this week and they've been getting ready to shift to take out and delivery only.
I think that for every business it is fairly frustrating.
It deals an un- winnable hand for every business owner and every person working in this business because all of these places that are designed for dine-in, they can't dine-in and they made moves to do outside dinning and now they can't do that so now it is just back to pick up and delivery the resturant was able to seat about 24 people outside with social distancing.
But even with delivery and take out only sciarini says they'll survive.
Woodstocks delieveries through door dash, grub hub and has its own delievery drivers as well.
Live in chico- i'm dani masten, action news now, coverage you can count on.
For more information on what can be open during the stay at home order?head to action news now dot- com slash coronavirus.
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